71.   Gramm spokeswoman Julie Hillrichs said the poll was the fifth in the past month to show Gramm with a substantial lead over Morales.

72.   He called Shrum and told him he was assuming the poll was wrong and was throwing it out.

73.   He pleaded with voters earlier this week not to elect the Socialists, but if the polls are right, the people are not listening to him.

74.   He said he did not know how many polls would be open in Williamsburg County.

75.   He said the poll was too late to be affected by the ad campaign.

76.   He says immigrants and the ultra-Orthodox lie to the polls, so the polls cannot be trusted.

77.   However, the poll was immediately controversial.

78.   His poll was far from perfect.

79.   I say these polls are preposterous.

80.   However, Kerekes said the Newsweek poll was similar to Nuclear Energy Institute polls that he said show improved public attitudes toward nuclear energy.