1.   He strolled home by a comfortable margin thanks to some good body work early on.

2.   And Democrats maintained their majorities in the Legislature by comfortable margins, although they lost seats in both houses.

3.   And should they prove successful, they could potentially cost Gov. George W. Bush enough votes to give Gore a comfortable margin of victory.

4.   And with the help of an ad featuring McCain, the measures passed by comfortable margins.

5.   As the vote nears, Zedillo is leading opposition presidential candidates Diego Fernandez de Cevallos and Cuauhtemoc Cardenas by a comfortable margin in polls.

6.   At the time, in contrast to the current election, Kennedy had already won by a comfortable margin in the Electoral College.

7.   Attempts to foil her failed, though, as her popularity surged and she won the presidency in the end by a comfortable margin.

8.   Big Bill is ahead by a comfortable margin on that one, but the state-by-state differences are interesting.

9.   A flurry of polls released last week shows Zedillo leading his opponents by a comfortable margin -- perhaps by more than half of the vote.

10.   A slew of public opinion polls, most financed by pro-government businesses and groups, give him a comfortable margin of victory.