61.   Mrs. Clinton reached out to women voters to support Gore, who lags behind Texas Gov. George W. Bush among that group in recent polls.

62.   Officials from both parties agree the Republican Party has an image problem among women voters.

63.   On the campaign trail, Gore often brings up the Supreme Court as he speaks of the need to protect abortion rights as he woos undecided women voters.

64.   One of them said they wanted to show Dole has no gender gap with them, as he does with many women voters nationwide.

65.   Pataki, who was determined to have a woman as his running mate to broaden his appeal to women voters, chose her despite knowing little about her.

66.   Others suggest that attacking affirmative action is counterproductive for Dole, who is trailing badly among women voters.

67.   Polls show a gender gap, with Republican candidates generally less popular among women voters.

68.   Polls show that Bush does well with Republican women voters, and he consistently talks about his wish to make the party more diverse.

69.   President Clinton, most agree, owes his second term to women, delivered by a record percentage of women voters over men going for him.

70.   Personality also appears to play a role in the perception of women voters.