Sentence examples for election surveys from inspiring English sources

As Micah points out, he is comparing these long before election surveys with those after the election.

Official election surveys from 100percentt of the polling places also indicated that the PRI would win between 15 to 20 seats, up from 207.

In 1916, the Literary Digest undertook one of the first national election surveys, by mailing out millions of postcards and then simply counting the returns.

Before that election, surveys suggested that 60% of teachers planned to vote Labour, compared with 15% for the Tories then in government.

Further, after months of polls showing that Democrats would be easily vanquished in a general election, surveys now find that the Republican advantage has evaporated.

In the last presidential election, surveys showed that Latino voters leaned toward the Democratic Party, which hopes to hold on to this increasingly powerful bloc, even as Republicans in some places are working hard to woo Latinos to their side.

This matches the average percentage of whites in all the pre-election surveys studied here perfectly.

Pre-election surveys there showed Mr. Obama leading Mrs. Clinton by an average of 12 points.

The pre-election surveys, instead, point to an increase in black turnout.

In fact, it saw a decline in each of these pre-election surveys.

The answer derived from pre-election surveys differs from exit polls.