61.   In several districts, Democratic challengers have raised more money than the Republican incumbents.

62.   In Queens, of the three Republican incumbents, two are running unopposed.

63.   In several large states, Republican incumbents, including Pataki, breezed to victory.

64.   In Massachusetts, a Boston Herald poll of candidates for governor found the Republican incumbent, Jane M. Swift, slipping badly against potential Democratic challengers.

65.   In places with hot races like those in Missouri, Pennsylvania, Washington and Michigan, Republican incumbents are holding on to at least small leads.

66.   In the gubernatorial race, Molinari, a Republican, strongly supports the Republican incumbent in Albany, Gov. George Pataki.

67.   In the Senate race, the Republican incumbent, Charles Grassley, was an easy winner over State Rep. David Osterberg.

68.   In the Senate, Democrats appear to have a legitimate shot at five or six Republican incumbents and threaten at least four open seats now held by the GOP.

69.   In the Senate, Republicans are likely to retain control but there are thought to be more vulnerable Republican incumbents than Democrats.

70.   It attacks the Republican incumbent, Sen. Robert C. Smith, and urges a vote for his opponent, former Rep. Dick Swett.