Sentence examples for if polling from inspiring English sources

It's likely JFK would not have won the presidency if polling day had been sunny.

The weather could also affect the pace of returns tonight — especially if polling places stay open later.

Tonight's TV debate is going to have a very high viewing audience, if polling figures are true to their word.

The group said that they estimated as many as 150 to 200 people were queuing and were unable to cast their vote by the deadline at 10pm, but were told it would be illegal if polling station staff took any more votes.

Chrisbeee had a pleasing acrostic in "Initial verdict of the election flawed – lousy if polling process is no good", while MaleficOpus went for wordplay that would confirm the answer once deciphered: "The apparent problem with electing Trump implied by 18 internal letters".

This begs the question, if polling places do not have an accessible machine why should the disable think their vote counts?

If polled, the gaps in opinion between Hispanics from Texas and those from elsewhere would not be "double-digit", says the mayor.

Craig Sams Hastings Andrew Rawnsley asks "If not polling, what?" ("Now if only I had followed my own advice about opinion polls …", Comment).

But what if polls really were banned?

(If polls are any guide, few Americans believe this).

Voter registration has to take place this summer if polls are to go ahead next year.