51.   And a few voters were surprised that they could not cross party lines to vote, as was the case in a few other states.

52.   And after a run of particularly quarrelsome contests these past few years, voters might be grateful for an intermission.

53.   And are voters willing to get rid of a superior provider?

54.   And lawmakers wonder why voters are so cynical about the influence of special interests at the Capitol.

55.   And if voters are uncertain about the details, so are some of the lawmakers who were cut out of the high-level budget talks.

56.   And Perot voters are not the kind who cotton to excuses.

57.   And Latino voters are a vital part of that equation.

58.   And many voters are like Rona Namubiru, who lost her older brother, also a doctor, to AIDS.

59.   And nowadays, most voters are skeptical independents.

60.   And so it goes in Sun City, a place where voters should be expected to flock to a Republican presidential nominee in droves.