Sentence examples for data constituency from inspiring English sources

So if we went through the data, constituency by constituency, and moved Green voters into the Labour column, what would happen?

We then impose the change in party support in each seat that we recorded in the relevant tier of data – constituency if it's available, sub-UK if that option is there instead, or UK-wide polling – for that constituency.

It does that by looking at national polls, sub-UK data, and constituency polling, plus some historical context.

But the poll, in the absence of any other data beyond constituency and union nominations, will send shockwaves through a party establishment that never thought Corbyn's brand of anti-austerity politics had a chance of winning.

Even The Guardian newspaper has now wayed-in with a mashup plotting the data against constituencies.

County estimates of the proportion of the population living in poverty based on and as derived from the Kenya Integrated Household Budget Survey (KIHBS) data for constituencies in 2005/2006 [ 33].

Peter Kellner, president of YouGov, said Ashcroft "does his very best to produce accurate data", but warned constituency polls present difficulties for pollsters.

The constituency data on party share shows there were swings away from the SNP to the Tories in 19 SNP seats – including the Perthshire seats of two of the most senior figures from the Salmond generation: Scottish finance secretary John Swinney and Roseanna Cunningham.

Makers, ask yourselves, how can we turn big data into a political constituency for using real evidence--one that can compete with all the negative noise and money in the system?

Alteryx Promote is designed to get the data to the various constituencies in the company who need it.

An activist public health community needs to play a central role in engaging this constituency through data-driven research and scholarship.