Sentence examples for Popular polling from inspiring English sources

The resulting bills weren't wildly popular, polling at around 50percentt.

The researchers point out that the new policy seems to be quite popular, polling at about 70percentt in May of this year, although it's not clear exactly why.

Mr. Yassky arrived at Public School 321 in Park Slope, the most popular polling place in the district, a little before 6 a.m. on Primary Day, Sept. 11.

This means we're forced to ask the question... Despite having better national popular polling numbers than the Green party the Lib Dems could very feasibly lose all their MEPs at this election.

According to the popular polling website Five Thirty Eight, Hillary Clinton has a "greater than 99% chance" of winning Florida and North Carolina this coming Tuesday -- Super Tuesday 3, for those counting at home -- as well as a 98% chance of winning Ohio, a 95% chance of winning Illinois, and an 80% chance of winning Missouri.

But popular polls continue to show support for the anti-fur movement.

But Mr Morales remains popular: polls suggest he has the support of at least 60% of Bolivians.

In popular polls, Murillo has one of the lowest approval ratings of any politician in the country.

Although Mr Correa, a left-wing populist, is personally popular, polls show that a large majority of voters want the referendum to go ahead.

Famously, in the 1970s, Jones, then leader of the Transport and General Workers' Union, was identified in a popular poll as "the most powerful man in Britain".

A 2013 analysis by Eric Grenier, who runs a popular poll tracking website, indicated that when aboriginal people did vote, they tended to lean towards the New Democrats.