Sentence examples for average of surveys from inspiring English sources

Currently, an average of surveys shows that 40 percent of voters support the bill and 48 percent oppose it.

The middle columns reflect an average of surveys in the two weeks immediately after the running-mate announcement.

Democrats outnumbered Republicans by 11 percentage points — substantially higher than the 6.7 percentage point Democratic advantage in an average of surveys monitored by Pollster.com as of Sunday afternoon.

So we're getting the same story as from the broader average of surveys: after an initial burst of enthusiasm for the candidate, more of the voters who begin to weigh in on him or her do so with negative views.

In 2008, for instance, Mr. Obama's favorability rating averaged 57 percent and his unfavorability rating 31 percent, according to an average of surveys in the PollingReport.com database in the month after the New Hampshire primary.

A benchmark for a superior turnout operation is that it might typically be worth an additional two or three points – fewer than the six points by which he now trails Mr. Walker in the average of surveys.

Eighty percent of Republicans already plan to vote for Trump, according to HuffPost Pollster's average of survey data, with just 6percentt planning to support Hillary Clinton.

GPs completed surveys for 1645 patients, with an average of 33 surveys per GP (minimum seven, maximum 53).

Since the last three Rasmussen surveys show no discernible trend, we've opted to report on the average of those surveys rather than our chart's trend estimate.

RealClear Politics' running average of national surveys has Clinton ahead by 6.7 points in a two-way race.

Even so, polling points to a competitive race – with Clinton ahead of Trump by 3.5 points according to an average of public surveys compiled by various trackers.