81.   As it turns out, Roman Catholic voters are at center stage this year.

82.   As a result, all voters are eligible to take a Republican ballot.

83.   As news of the carnage grew worse through the morning, some voters were reluctant to drag themselves away from their homes or the spellbinding television pictures.

84.   As split down the middle as the voters were, the election was not a clash between political extremes, though extreme partisans have dominated the post-election recount battle.

85.   As the campaign progressed, public opinion polls began showing that most voters were not concerned about his money.

86.   As irresistible as tax cuts may seem to politicians, polls have found that voters are increasingly skeptical.

87.   As is true in much of the nation, the typical voter here is all for cuts in government spending -- until they hit home.

88.   As the scandal that led to the departure of Richard Morris was breaking, White House spokesman Mike McCurry conceded Clinton is aware that voters are volatile.

89.   As would be expected, Republican primary voters are far more conservative than the electorate at large.

90.   Asked who the real reformer was, voters were more likely to say McCain.