81.   The most recent poll by the Chicago Tribune and WGN-TV shows that only one in five likely Illinois voters would support the governor for a second term.

82.   The most recent statewide survey of the Public Policy Institute of California showed more than a majority of likely voters already oppose Prop.

83.   The likely voters, meanwhile, were evenly split between the two parties.

84.   The margin of error is plus or minus two percentage points for the entire sampling, and three percentage points for likely voters.

85.   The polls all report results among likely voters, a term that organizations define differently.

86.   The poll of likely Republican voters was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

87.   The poll of likely voters was taken on Monday and Tuesday.

88.   The reactions and tentative conclusions being formed by likely voters are measured by many polls and also widely broadcast and published.

89.   The race between Sharp and Perry, according to the survey, is a toss-up with about one-third of likely voters undecided.

90.   The results of these polls are based on likely voters, whom organizations define differently.