Sentence examples for electoral polls from inspiring English sources

However, as the 1996 electoral polls close, Keating concludes that he is doomed electorally.

Electoral polls show Labour consistently in the lead.

Do they wish to continue with this charade with McDonnell and Corbyn at the helm, and watch the electoral polls plummet month by month - or do they wish to actually form an educated opposition that fights for the causes that they so clearly and vehemently believe in?

In 2002, the last major elections, there were some 70 million voters on the electoral polls.

Electoral polls across the board show a tight race with the Liberals, Conservatives, and NDP all with a nearly equal chance of forming government after Oct. 19.

Not in electoral polling companies, I'd guess.

They are deeply embedded in law and politics, through the census, police records, electoral polling, and many other means.

An electoral poll, on the other hand, would have to be much more accurate than this, since leading candidates often split the vote rather evenly.

It is estimated that, in any country where polls are conducted for publication, electoral polling represents no more than 2 percent of the work carried out by survey researchers in that country.

Within each selected village/ward, we used simple random sampling to select one electoral polling station's voter list.

Although Al Gore won New Jersey handily in 2000 and most political analysts expected the Democratic candidate, John Kerry, to win the state's 15 electoral votes, polls have shown a tight race, prompting both Mr. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney to visit late in the campaign.