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Mr. Romney holds a stable if not overwhelming lead in national polls.
And the GOP holds an overwhelming lead in the state Senate (26-4) and in the state House (60-9).
Mr. de Blasio's overwhelming lead in poll after poll has sent students of local politics scrambling for the history books.
Yet even then, a couple of oldish movies make the top eight notably, "Titanic", which holds over the others such an overwhelming lead in box-office revenues.
It is hardly an overwhelming lead in a state that has voted for a Democratic president only once since 1948.A big reason is that Mr McCain is a moderate among hotheads.
The seat that Republicans are most likely to lose is Maine, where an independent candidate, former Gov. Angus King, has an overwhelming lead in the polls and is a 95 percent favorite to win, according to the model.
For Newsom, his focus on congressional races allows him to avoid unforced errors in the governor's race, where he has overwhelming leads in the polls, and to build chits for a potential future run for higher office, said Darry Sragow, a veteran Democratic consultant.
Mr. Fox, a former Coca-Cola executive who usually wears cowboy boots, has considerably narrowed the once-overwhelming lead in public opinion held since last fall by Francisco Labastida Ochoa, the nominee of the president's party, the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, recent polls indicate.
"I think we're going to break all records for the state". Polls have shown Obama's once-overwhelming lead in North Carolina shrinking to single digits in recent weeks.
To counter Mr. Kerry's overwhelming lead over Mr. Edwards in delegates, Mr. Edwards's aides said, he needs to win at least two of three big states in play on March 2 and come in close seconds in others to pick up enough delegates to survive until March 9.
Polling suggested that a once overwhelming lead enjoyed by Mrs. Clinton in New Hampshire was vanishing even before the results of Thursday's vote.
