Sentence examples for campaigns polls from inspiring English sources

The cost of lobbying also appears to be rising, state lobbying officials said, as more and more lobbyists use advertising campaigns, polls, mass mailings and Internet sites to influence lawmakers.

In the final week of this most dramatic of campaigns, polls suggest the volatile electorate have stabilised along traditional left-right lines, though many voters still admit to uncertainty about which of the visions born in Minas is best for Brazil.

Those polls confirm what the campaigns' polling has shown for two weeks.

One is that political parties nowadays are run from the centre as permanent campaigns, poll-driven and slick.

Second, the campaigns' polling must be showing them that most people have already made up their minds, or, if they haven't, live in places so solidly red or so solidly blue that their votes can't make a difference.

He declined to give details of internal campaign polls.

How could an exit poll of 22,000 people be so at odds with the campaign polls?

But the early front-runner in newspaper and campaign polls is Dorothy Brown, clerk of the Cook County Circuit Court.

She has vowed to pardon her father, and she has led in some recent campaign polls.

In the 1983 election, the Lib Dems increased their vote by eight percentage points compared with initial campaign polls, and in 1992 by two points.

The release of internal campaign polls is not that different from any other form of spin in this respect — but that is precisely the point.