Sentence examples for had polls from inspiring English sources

By 2009, times had changed and so had polls.

But he also had polls showing him ahead by 23 points in California and 31 points in Massachusetts.

Though each campaign claimed Wednesday that it had polls showing its candidate ahead, the clear trend over the past decade shows that more of the state's 7.5 million registered voters consider themselves Democrats than Republicans.

Not only had polls put its national support at an all-time high of 11% but the Eurosceptic party topped the news agenda after two of its local members claimed they had been told they were unsuitable foster parents for children of east European origin because of their political views.

"We've had polls like that in the last few months and had polls which have put Labour three or four points ahead".

Both sides have polls showing their candidate ahead.

We have polls of our own and they say something else," says one.

The site will have polls and will be moderated to keep the flame wars down.

Like Oregon, we don't have polls anymore.

Of 34 races, 20 don't have polls ― or don't have enough polling ― to run in the model.

Trump has polled impressively, and fleetingly, before.