1.   Early polls show Zyuganov May come out ahead in first-round voting, but will fall short of outright victory.

2.   Americans also say they are less afraid to fly and remain confident that President Bush can handle the crisis, the poll shows.

3.   Americans want to see some changes to the welfare system, polls show.

4.   Among Cuban-Americans a majority would still vote for Dole, statewide polls show.

5.   Among those who do expect to vote, polls show a significant proportion are just now starting to make up their minds.

6.   Among women, Bradley is trailing Vice President Al Gore by a wide margin, polls show.

7.   An election held today could result in Democratic losses so heavy as to leave the Senate and even the House under Republican control, some polls show.

8.   An array of recent polls show that Americans steadfastly oppose propping up the system by increasing taxes, reducing payments or raising the retirement age.

9.   And although polls show that voters disapprove of how the governor has handled auto insurance, the same polls show that voters still like Whitman personally.

10.   And an independent candidate Powell would finish last in a three-way race, recent polls show.