Sentence examples for controversy polling from inspiring English sources

In 2004, the IGDA – the only large organisation advocating for labour rights in the US games industry – started a regular "quality of life" survey in response to the EA controversy, polling staff on working standards and practices.

However, even before the recent controversy, polls showed Hillary winning only 54% of the Jewish votes to Mr Lazio's 34%.

Putting the politics and merits of the latest email controversy aside, an interesting polling question arises--how does such news affect the polls, and how will pollsters actually tie this controversy to polling numbers?

While controversy over polling has not been as great in 1990 as in the Presidential race of 1988, problems have been developing all year.

Clinton has been dogged by questions over the use of her private email server since it was discovered weeks before she formally launched her presidential bid, and polling suggests the controversy has damaged her image among voters.

"The subject is so rich," he said, "why get into controversy?" A New Poll on Belief in God Major polling companies, when they ask about Americans' religious views, ask those they survey if they believe in God.

Democratic poll-workers distributed warnings at polling places.Polling places became a last-minute focus of controversy in the race.

No two controversies are alike, and we'll have to wait for polling data to see what impact this has on the race.

In September of that year, The New Yorker ran an absorbing piece by Joseph Alsop that explored the controversy and challenged many of the public's assumptions about the science of polling.

For polling, we first consider identity polling.

The definition of "automatic telephone dialing system," or "autodialer" is at the heart of the ongoing controversy affecting the polling industry.