Sentence examples for done polling from inspiring English sources

The N.R.C.C. had done polling about the race and started a Web site, WordswithElizabeth.com, that painted Ms. Colbert Busch as a liberal.

Research 2000 has done polling for several news organizations, including local television stations in Iowa, as well as The St . LouisPost-Dispatch and The Lexington Herald-Leader in Kentucky.

"Once the opposition saw Chávez's popularity grow, they decided the strategy could not be to attack Chávez," said Luis Vicente León, who has done polling for opposition groups and says government foes underestimated support for the government's programs.

Kellyanne Conway, who had done polling work for the Kochs, pushed for Pence, too, as did Stephen Bannon, although private e-mails recently obtained by BuzzFeed indicate that he considered the choice a Faustian bargain — "an unfortunate necessity".

For example, he spent $1.6 million on Cathy Blaney & Associates, a fund-raising adviser, and an additional $970,654 on Arthur J. Finkelstein Associates, which has done polling for him.

If there is something our members hate -- and we've done polling on this -- it is overheated rhetoric and knee-jerk partisanship.

How does polling day work?

(Latino Decisions does polling for the Clinton campaign).

Ukip did not finish first in Carmarthenshire, although it did poll more votes than Labour.

But the idea does poll well.

So they've done polls and held conferences.