Sentence examples for entry poll from inspiring English sources

In an "entry poll" at the Iowa caucuses CNN asked participants what quality they thought was most important in the candidates.

A Fox News reporter handed him the network's entry-poll result, indicating that Kerry would win.

In her last entry on polling day, Esther (not her real name) described how life had changed in the country since the 2008 election and the year of economic chaos that followed when people were coping with hyperinflation.

In 2012, the Justice Department sent observers to voting sites in 13 states that were required to allow them entry into polling places.

Additionally, the observers were refused entry at 14 polling places, and the results were not posted on the outside of the voting areas.

In the last mayoral election, I was refused entry to my polling place because I was wearing my four-decade-old "Lindsay for Mayor" button.

But it is safe to say that over one-third of Americans, more than 100m, can be considered evangelical, with the greatest concentration in the South.The prominence of evangelicals within the Republican Party is increasing: they made up more than half of all Republican voters in the first 16 primaries and caucuses where entry and exit polls were taken, up from 44% in 2008.

In one of the more epic presidential races in living memory, Mitt Romney burned up spectacularly upon entry to the polls.

Today's entry is a Quinnipiac poll that asked voters to rank politicians based on how they felt about them, from a cold zero to a hot 100.

Beside the obvious economic barriers to entry, though, the Pew poll also found that half of those who don't go online do so because they just don't think "the Internet is relevant to them".

Israeli security forces sealed off the West Bank and Gaza Strip, barring entry to Palestinians, for polling day.