Sentence examples for had polled over from inspiring English sources

Mearns' success in 2010 followed the return of Sharon Hodgson in the 2005 UK General Election after she had polled over 60% of the total votes cast whilst in 2001, Joyce Quin was returned to parliament with a majority of 53.3%.

He has polled over 100 seats so far, but his latest batch – to be released tomorrow at 11am – are the most anticipated yet.

They have polled over 25 million employees in 189 countries.

We have had races like that in which we have polled over 1,000,000 votes.

Mrs Dodds was deemed elected on the third count without reaching the quota, due to the fact that Mr Allister, standing for TUV, had polled just over 65,000 first preference votes.

That's why Labour's economic credibility has polled so poorly over the past five years, the weak point that may yet help deprive the party of victory.

This time, however, all these parties have been polling over 5% each the SNP considerably better in Scotland, where they are expected to wallop the Labour Party for the first time in history.

The Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index, which has been polling over 1,000 adults every day since January 2008, shows that Americans now feel worse about their jobs — and work environments — than ever before.

Clinton had held polling leads over Trump through most of the summer and autumn, but saw her advantage narrow dramatically in the final days of the campaign, when FBI Director James Comey revealed he was looking at additional emails in the probe of Clinton's private email server.

10.29am BST Have your say We have a poll over at Comment is Free about whether giving the EU the Nobel peace prize.

Armed supporters of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement and the Pakistan Peoples Party were reported to have taken over polling stations in some Karachi election districts.