Sentence examples for In current polls from inspiring English sources

In current polls, the Lib Dems are only on around 20%, while the Tories are still more than 10 points ahead of them, just as they were in the 2001 election.

He is, of course, about six points ahead in current polls.

Both remain popular, though Mr. Chirac, warm and far more at ease with people, leads in current polls.

I arbitrarily set the limit at the five candidates placed highest in current polls, otherwise the piece would be even longer than it is.

In fact, by the standards of the political conduct allegedly represented by President Jacques Chirac, much loved in current polls but now facing a criminal court trial on corruption charges, Sarko, minus an accusation or two, has steered relatively free of scandal.

So why then is Obama then ahead in current polls?

Mr. Hollande thinks that by avoiding a clear set of campaign commitments, he can circumvent anything specific that might threaten his wide lead over Mr. Sarkozy in current polling.

Romney's precipitous fall from first place in current polling – Texas Governor Rick Perry, a newcomer to the national stage, has catapulted to the lead – suggests revisions to the conventional wisdom about the GOP primary both general and specific.

-Steve Koczela shows that the increase of polling in New Hampshire was in really early polls, not in current polling.

It was a story about the neck and neck closeness of the candidates in current polling — the prop meant to denote the discomfort of these bitter rivals locked side by side in the polls.

In 2012, if current polling trends hold, Barack Obama may be the first incumbent president since James Madison to fail to add a new state to his electoral coalition while still being re-elected.