Sentence examples for a low poll from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg's party has such a low poll rating that it is possible the Liberal Democrats could hold only a handful of seats.

A low poll could produce a maverick result, as it did in 2002 when Ms Le Pen's father reached the second round.

For them it is a vicious circle: low poll numbers discourage news coverage, and a lack of coverage makes raising poll numbers difficult.

If you are a candidate with low poll ratings, the media tends to ignore you, and it's very hard to raise your numbers.

The Washington Post's Dan Balz and Jon Cohen know the score, and they lay it all out for you in a piece entitled "Voters' support for members of Congress is at an all-time low, poll finds".

Certainly the pressure is on for Mr. Bush to right a presidency mired in low poll ratings, beset by an unpopular war and claiming few domestic accomplishments in his second term.

The president also said that though he didn't "give a darn" about his low poll ratings, being called racist over the federal response to Hurricane Katrina was a low point.

Albany's lawmakers should be worried about both of those things, and many swiftly denounced his proposal as an attempt to bolster low poll ratings.

Mr. Gingrich decided against competing in Michigan in any real way, a nod to his own low poll numbers in the state.

Coming off low poll numbers and a regional election drubbing, Mr. Sarkozy needed a boost.

And Hollande, in France, has had a small bump in his abysmally low poll numbers since coming out in favor of action in Syria.