Sentence examples for first two polls from inspiring English sources

The first two polls which accounted for the higher white turnout in off-year and midterm elections had Cuccinelli leading Democrat Terry McAuliffe by 3pt and 10pt, respectively.

That looked like a wise conclusion initially, as the first two polls released just after the debate — a CNN survey and the first installment of the Pew poll — had Mr. Perry with a healthy 23 percent of the vote.

And it's almost certainly an important reason why the first two polls that have been conducted since the New Hampshire primary both show her still carrying nearly three-quarters of African Americans in South Carolina.

She was ranked as the second most popular character after Ichigo in the first two polls, and fell to third place in the third poll, being replaced by Tōshirō Hitsugaya.

In contrast if we go back to May of this year the average lead in the first seven polls of that month was 18%.

The first four polls pointed to four different "winners", and averaging across all five of the eventual surveys suggested that neither Mr Cameron, nor Ed Miliband, Nigel Farage or Nicola Sturgeon had broken ahead of their rivals in any meaningful way.

The first two opinion polls taken after the end of last week's Democratic convention indicated that Hillary Clinton had received a "bounce" in her ratings and had retaken a lead against Trump.

Ben Ali promised a gradual transition towards democracy, though in his first two presidential polls - in 1989 and 1994 - he was elected unopposed.

The general stood a strong third in two polls conducted last week, and he has continued to attack Mr. Edwards, particularly on veterans' issues, in a battle for second place.

In December 2009, Wilders came in second in two polls in the Netherlands for Politician of the Year.

For the moment, YouGov's first two post-budget polls leave us all dangling between the positive and negative interpretations of the chancellor's measures.