SCOTLAND is going to the polls against a backdrop of nationalist euphoria.
The incumbent, Nicolas Sarkozy, has been trailing in the polls against his Socialist rival, François Hollande.
Women were threatening retribution at the polls against male lawmakers who "didn't get it".
Voters go to the polls against a backdrop of worsening domestic dynamics and staggering violence.
Since the Denver debate, Mr. Obama has held the lead in 16 Ohio polls against 6 for Mr. Romney.
Even before his indictment, the senator was behind in polls against the leading Democratic challenger, Mayor Mark Begich of Anchorage.
The center-left trails in polls against the center-right opposition, led by former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
John McCain's fans note that in head-to-head polls against Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, their man is the only Republican who wins.
Mr Shuster is the favourite, with about 34% in recent polls, against 25% for Mr Meciar and 23% for Mrs Vasaryova.
Another Republican candidate, however, the attorney Ovide Lamontagne, has trailed in most polls against Mr. Hodes and would be a modest underdog to defeat him.
But Mr. Coons has led in the polls against the Tea Party's star, known for her comments on evolution and masturbation.
