Sentence examples for future poll from inspiring English sources

González says that he will vote for Ciudadanos (Citizens) in any future poll.

The British Future poll said that nearly 60% of the public believe the police response to such cases is now quicker, fairer and less racist.

Is "an outdated script" about religion and Republicans, in Mr. Dean's phrase, unduly influencing the exit poll questions, the answers that are in turn influencing reporting and analysis by reporters, newscasters and pundits, which in turn influence future poll questions.

He warned the authorities against attempting to organise a re-run of the elections, saying any future poll would be boycotted.

Setting out the conditions for a future poll, he said he would seek a "mandate" for a renegotiation and a referendum in the next Conservative election manifesto.

I suspect (yes, I am speculating) that future poll questions will vary greatly -- by question wording, ordering and framing.

Will future polls be more accurate?

But the current disorganisation will surely affect future polling numbers about public confidence.

(Future polls may be safer as individuals, not merely a householder on behalf of others, will register to vote, supplying national insurance numbers to do so).

Fairleigh Dickinson University said yesterday that a former Republican aide who helped set up its new political polling operation had been removed and would have no involvement with future polls.

The government said it wanted to safeguard the outcome of future polls; critics said it planned to alter the boundaries to its advantage.