61.   Anderson finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy voting as a junior.

62.   At some polling stations in the opposition stronghold of Harare, police shot tear gas at people waiting to vote as polls closed.

63.   At the FIDE congress, Florencio Campomanes was voted as the next president of FIDE, beating Bachar Kouatly of France for the two-year term.

64.   Both Mercado and President Joseph Estrada voted as senators for the expulsion of the last U.S. base.

65.   Bush has criticized McCain for inconsistency on public financing of congressional campaigns, which McCain says he opposes but has voted for as part of reform packages.

66.   But the opposition has failed to vote as a solid bloc.

67.   CONCACAF president Jack Warner, who is from Trinidad and Tobago, indicated his confederation intended to vote as a bloc.

68.   Couchepin stressed that the New Jersey vote as alarming and in clear contradiction to world trade rules, which ban discrimination, said his spokesman, Yves Seydoux.

69.   Elsewhere, Americans reflected on the act of voting as Election Day neared.

70.   Fujimori, who has defended the first round of voting as fair and clean, has made no public response since election officials announced the runoff.