Sentence examples for aggressive poll from inspiring English sources

City clerks are bracing for a combustible combination of aggressive poll watchers and partisan voters.

Voter suppression may not turn the Presidential race, but how many congressional or local ones might be affected by a long line or an aggressive poll watcher?

Ms. McMahon's aggressive campaign, and polls showing a tight race, led the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, which had hoped to avoid spending money in Connecticut, to make two purchases of advertising, $320,000 each, this month.

But she is not, it seems, against the odd poll tax, aggressive foreign policy and stop free milk in schools.

Both sides are hoping to lay the groundwork for an aggressive debate as national polls show a tight race.

Americans are growing more supportive of a more aggressive military response, opinion polls suggest, but Obama aides know that public support is contingent on seeing a plan that make sense.

I wrote about the situation in October 2004 and thought that even though the Arkansas First Lady might not have known that voters were not required to show identification at the polls, her aggressive behavior seemed to some to be more hostile towards voting participation than inclusive.

Normal-horned females were more likely to be aggressive than scurred or polled females (figure 1 a).

His concern at the time was that Janet Huckabee was simply too aggressive and snarky at a polling station when challenging those who did not show identification at the polls -- and in some cases, sending people away when it was, in fact, their right to vote whether or not they chose to show identification.

A solid majority of Israelis has backed his aggressive military approach, according to polls.

One day after declaring that Mr. Obama had failed to gain the traditional bounce from securing a victory in the Iowa caucuses, Mrs. Clinton presented a newly aggressive posture as the new polls were released on Sunday.