Sentence examples for conducting polls from inspiring English sources

The situation is so volatile that veteran pollsters have had trouble conducting polls.

They run workshops, help coordinate media campaigns and give lessons in organizing volunteers and conducting polls.

Public opinion on gun control has been deeply divided since 2009, said the Pew Center, which has been conducting polls on this issue since 1993.

By October 2006, Mr. Santorum's numbers had not improved and his team stopped conducting polls, said John Brabender, his chief strategist.

"I don't see how you win the White House without Michigan," said Stan Greenberg, a Democrat, who has been conducting polls and studying Michigan politics since 1982.

Then, as now, most pollsters earned their bread and butter by conducting polls for businesses, surveying consumer preferences, and the like.

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

Western companies have conducted polls, but their findings are unconvincing.

In addition to regular national polling, Monmouth has conducted polls in more than twenty-five states.

Additional data from previously conducted polls will be added in the coming months.

For the 1936 presidential election, Crossley and his associates were hired by Hearst Publications to conduct polls.