Sentence examples for analyzing polls from inspiring English sources
I first started analyzing polls during the 2004 Presidential campaign, in which John Kerry and George W. Bush traded the Electoral College lead three times between June and November.
I first started analyzing polls during the 2004 Presidential campaign, in which John Kerry and George W. Bush traded the Electoral College lead three times between June and November.
Chris Lehane, a spokesman for the Gore campaign, said that he could not, off the top of his head, even confirm or dispute the Bush campaign's figures and interpretations, because the vice president "does not waste his time and resources by analyzing polls".
And, to put it glibly, it's pretty clear that if today's election goes one way in particular, those who have made their careers in analyzing polls and modeling their outcomes are going to spend the rest of the week staring into a deep, existential void.
For an overview of polling concepts, methods and analysis, please see Polling Fundamentals and Analyzing Polls.
The importance of public opinion in shaping Russian foreign policy is also revealed through analyzing polling data.
Time is spent reciting and analyzing poll data showing that majorities of Muslims in many countries abhor violence against civilians and support democracy and free speech.
At the same time, a smaller contingent of police investigators raided the offices of the Zimbabwe Election Support Network, an alliance of civic groups that enraged the government by analyzing polling data and projecting that the opposition had won the March 29 election, perhaps by enough to avoid a runoff in the race for president.
Rich Luker has been conducting and analyzing polling of American sports fandom since 1994, when he launched the ESPN Sports Poll.
Capitalizing on this soothing oracular mindset that relieves us of our own political agency, the mainstream press is eager to put us in a poll numbers trance; even when they are not directly repeating and analyzing polling data, the newsmakers have managed to make their election coverage a thinly-veiled summation of the latest primary polls.
Elisa Muench, for example, took a class on how to analyze polls, and is preparing a senior project on political realignments.
