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I was at Fairway myself, but earlier (about 11 a.m.). I was amazed that there were *no* signs, tables, etc., since they were ubiquitous in front of Fairway during the 2000 elections (I suppose the Clintons no longer have the federal exchequer in which to hand out "walking around money" sufficiently generous to get these anachronisms up and functional by 11 a.m.)

I did notice a Golisano sign in a garbage pail right outside the 72nd street subway station.

I am truly amused by the rumor that he will get out of the race after spending millions of dollars and urge his "supporters" to vote for McCall. Since Golisano is such a cipher it is doubtful whether he has any "supporters" of his own to throw McCall's way. He was simply a "none of the above" candidate and his withdrawal will cause the disaffected to not vote, not to vote for McCall. If they were inclined to vote for McCall, they would not have supported Golisano to begin with.