Sentence examples for election chart from inspiring English sources

The Huffington Post Pollster general election chart, which aggregates all publicly available polls, shows Clinton leading in the presidential race with 46percentt of the vote to presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump's 40percentt.

Our default general election chart will still be the Trump vs. Clinton chart, but in response to high demand and the aforementioned methodological issues, we're adding one that will explicitly include Johnson.

For a little while today our general election chart for Republican Donald Trump vs. Democrat Hillary Clinton showed a closer-than-expected margin of about 4 points separating the candidates.

The Huffington Post Pollster general election chart, which aggregates all publicly available polls, shows Clinton with a slight edge over Trump, at 43percentt support to his 40percentt.

But, for students of election charts, it was not a major mood swing.

("Mr. President, can you get me raise?") But, for students of election charts, it was not a major mood swing.

That means model legislation in place before the election, charting exactly the process from A to B; it means a neutral arbiter, such as a citizens' assembly, to keep campaigning reality-based; and it means committing to follow those promises through to completion on the other side, whatever the outcome.

Finally, for our primary election, job approval and other non-election charts, and for the chart customizations on the election charts, we continue to calculate the trend estimates using a loess regression.

For consistency, we'll make this small adjustment on all of the national primary, Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary election charts.

That means we'll have two general election charts: Trump vs. Clinton with an "other" category, and Trump vs. Clinton vs. Johnson.

Never again will you see a "can't win here" election bar chart.