Sentence examples for a mayoral poll from inspiring English sources

Quinnipiac University releases a mayoral poll at 4 p.m.

-A DC mayoral poll gives Muriel Bowser a 17-point lead.

Rahman ran as an independent instead, winning the borough's inaugural mayoral poll with ease.

In Austria, the far-right Freedom party attracted a record 31% backing in the recent Vienna mayoral poll.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this posted misstated which city the UMass Lowell mayoral poll surveyed.

Last summer, the Times declared that Bloomberg had scored the lowest approval rating ever — twenty-four per cent — in the history of its mayoral poll.

Whether they can top the Greens and Lib Dems in the mayoral poll very much remains to be seen - they'll first have to desist from mud-wrestling among themselves - but as things stand they are in shape to take seats on the Assembly, as they did in 2004.

With falling turnout the great unmentionable in modern politics (we managed 20% in our referendum, not bad compared with the 33% who voted locally in the mayoral poll), and disengagement reaching unprecedented levels, we desperately need some new ideas, and ways of convincing people that politics, in its broadest sense, matters.

It was the lowest turnout yet for any London borough mayor vote held on a day when there were no other big elections on in the same place: inaugural elections to such posts held back in 2002 in Newham, Tower Hamlets and Hackney itself persuaded around 25% of voters make the effort while 37.7% turned out for last June's re-run of the voided 2014 Tower Hamlets mayoral poll.

If it gains power in May, Labour will pass a law to ensure the franchise is extended for English local elections and the London mayoral poll in 2016.

The latest mayoral poll, conducted by Quinnipiac University, has Lhota, the former chief of the Metropolitan Transit Authority, leading supermarket magnate Catsimatidis by a solid 24percentt in the Republican race.