Sentence examples for get a polling from inspiring English sources

Previously you were registered by household automatically, so when you turned 18, you'd get a polling card sent to the same address as your parents.

"He doesn't get a polling average of 4percentt or more in Iowa, even with the late-breaking Iowa Fox News poll," Maddow said.

He has a point: governing parties typically get a poll boost towards the end of their terms in office.

"You can get a poll to say any damn thing you want," McDermott said the other day; but there's more to it than that.

New polling figures suggest that Stephen Harper's party will need all the help it can get: a poll released earlier this week showed the Conservatives at third place behind the two main left-leaning opposition parties, the New Democrats and the Liberals.

"When you get a poll that shows people approve of your performance, and they want you to run for President, I listen to it," Mr. Kerry told The World-Herald.

The law got a polling bounce at the beginning of the year as workers noticed bigger paychecks and companies broadcast bonuses.

Until we can find perfectly objective robots to conduct these polls, asking 100% neutral questions and communicating them to you the reader with 100% neutrality, well, we've got a polling problem on our hands.

In a reply to Duncan Smith, the commission said one report of a Polish voter in Kingston getting a polling card was due to him declaring himself British on his registration form and the matter had been referred to the police.

"Clearly, if you've got a polling station where nobody turns up, it's extremely disappointing," he said.

But he also got a poll showing him ahead by 23 points in California.