Sentence examples for conducted polling from inspiring English sources

"The Kennedys are gods up here in the Irish community," said Gerald M. Goldhaber, a professor at the State University at Buffalo who has conducted polling for Democratic and Republican candidates and is the president of Goldhaber Research Associates.

According to the Times's story on his decision not to run, the former mayor's staff had "covertly assembled several dozen strategists and staff members, conducted polling in 22 states, drafted a website, produced television ads and set up campaign offices in Texas and North Carolina".

During the late summer of 2002, the comfort survey was conducted, polling responses from 57 office workers, while simultaneously measuring air/surface temperatures and daylight factors.

PPP hasn't yet conducted polling on how senators who supported the bill have fared.

In addition to the canvassing, Lake conducted polling to test what narratives worked the best compared with more traditional messaging approaches.

Anzalone Liszt is a major Democratic polling firm that conducted polling work for the 2008 and 2012 Obama campaigns, among other clients.

An April poll by Public Policy Polling, which conducts polling for Democratic clients but whose surveys also have a track record of nonpartisanship, had the measure prevailing by 14 points.

Prediction for which way the chips will fall in Nevada are still murky, mostly due to difficulties conducting polling.

A quick methodological note: Gallup conducted polls much less frequently before 1984.

The poll is not a scientific survey of members' opinion but broadly chimes with previous systematically conducted polls.

Gallup conducted polls only to prove the accuracy of his surveys, there being no other way to demonstrate it.