Sentence examples for end the polls from inspiring English sources

In the end, the polls were right in Scotland, but not in England: the same companies, and the same methods, produced very different results.

In the end, the polls were right and the upset didn't happen.

Donald Trump won the election with a minority of voters, and in the end the polls were not off that much.

The poll tax riots of 1990 did not end the poll tax nor did the G20 riots of 2009 end world poverty.

The Securities and Exchange Commission said it had received more than 3,000 responses to its Internet survey of investors and would end the polling this week.

The promises of equality for Christian subjects were not always implemented for example, it was proposed in 1855 to end the poll tax paid by non-Muslims and to allow them to enter the army, but the old poll tax was merely replaced by a new exemption tax levied at a higher rate, and Christians were still excluded from the army.

And his fame survived the Gallup Poll's incorrect forecast in 1948 that Thomas E. Dewey would defeat Harry S. Truman, an error that Dr. Gallup said had been caused partly by ending the polling too early.

In fact, longtime Republican Iowa governor Terry Branstad tried to end the straw poll in the aftermath of the 2012 election but advocates of the event, such as Representative Steve King, eventually won out.

There were no major gaffes, nothing to change the momentum of the campaign or end the deadlock in the polls.

The spat between the two Floridians, who represent neighboring Congressional districts, began Tuesday on the House floor and may well end at the polls next year.

A political campaign is a 24 hour operation, it does not end until the polls close on election day.