Sentence examples for a second poll in from inspiring English sources

A second poll, in which the PSOE was again runner-up, also yielded a hung parliament in June.

All this is precisely why Sturgeon has been careful not to make any outright commitment to a second poll in recent months.

Johnson also said it was difficult to guarantee the EU question will be settled forever by the referendum, even though David Cameron has ruled out the idea of a second poll in future.

The RJD could not form a government, however, and in a second poll, held in October 2005, the JD(U) scored a decisive victory, gaining 88 out of 243 seats.

There was a general expectation of an inconclusive result, leading to a second poll sometime in 2015 or early 2016.

Mr. Romney also holds the lead in a second poll, from Mitchell Research and Rosetta Stone, which like the Rasmussen survey was conducted on Thursday after the debate.

If Mrs Zia opts for a boycott, she would have to convince them it would suit their self-interest, as the first step to a big win in a second poll.

The ACLU filed a lawsuit Friday to force a Kansas county to open a second polling location in a majority-Hispanic city after it moved the only existing one to a location difficult to reach by public transportation.

In a fourth poll, conducted in early December by CBS News and The New York Times, 37% said global warming was a very serious problem and should be one of the highest priorities for government leaders.

The imposition of a third poll tax in 1381 prompted unrest in Essex and Kent, which then spread all over England.

In a third poll, the margin was six points.