51.   All three candidates say the European Union needs to streamline its decision-making as it grows to take in the new democracies in Central Europe.

52.   All other major presidential candidates have said they have never used cocaine.

53.   All three candidates said they were encouraged by the poll.

54.   All three candidates say they will seek to broaden economic ties with the mainland.

55.   All three Democratic candidates say they believe California is not ready to sanction same-sex unions.

56.   All political candidates say honesty is important.

57.   Both candidates said they did not have access to classified information needed to offer an informed opinion.

58.   Both candidates said they would fight crime and corruption by overhauling the justice system.

59.   Both candidates say no, not in a city that clearly has profited more from coalition politics than racial polarity.

60.   Both candidates say they want to help ease the Medicaid load on local governments.