Sentence examples for electorate polls from inspiring English sources

We have also been flooded with a large volume of local electorate polls from Reachtel, Newspoll and Galaxy.

The real test for all three candidates will come with undecided voters, who make up nearly a third of the electorate, polls say.

In North Carolina, which has a sizable African American electorate, polls have shown Obama ahead, but Clinton has been gaining support over the last week.

But in South Carolina, the first Democratic primary with a sizable black electorate, polling has Clinton dominating Sanders.

Whatever problems Mrs. Clinton might have with the general electorate, polling by both sides suggests that she is extraordinarily popular among the kinds of Democrats who vote in primaries.

While a top priority for many Latinos in Nevada may be immigration reform, a Univision/National Latino electorate poll found that improving the economy was the main concern for Latinos across the nation.

I do not pretend to know the mind of the electorate; the polls will tell us that soon enough.

At the same time, it has highlighted an electorate that polls show is increasingly cynical, disengaged and disgusted with politics and politicians.

Among black voters, who made up a majority of the electorate, exit polls revealed that she had defeated Sanders by the crushing margin of eighty-four per cent to fifteen per cent.

Race relations has become one of the biggest anxieties facing the British electorate, recent polls indicate, and it is in this context that the British National Party has begun to thrive in a few areas.

But for now, Sunday's vote is also expected to underline the growing disconnect between Spain's national politicians and the electorate, with polls forecasting a record level of abstention.