Sentence examples for improve his poll from inspiring English sources

But again Christie's performance failed to improve his poll numbers.

"Neither deal will necessarily improve his poll ratings with swing voters, nor will they energize his base.

Most often, it quickly led to the unanswerable question of whether Mr. Gore would be able to rise to the occasion and make himself appear sufficiently presidential to improve his poll numbers.

Aiming for a bit of electoral insurance, Mr. Obama will try to improve his poll numbers in a traditional presidential bellwether state, Missouri, where he appears in a tight race with Mr. McCain (Republicans say polls give them an edge there).

The move also gives Mr. Paterson, who is struggling to shore up his political base and improve his poll numbers, a chit with unions that have been close to Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo, his most likely rival in a Democratic primary.

In recent weeks Trump has made overt pitches to black voters — a move, say some political analysts, to help him improve his poll  numbers with moderate white voters who view some of his past rhetoric as racist. .

Since last month's atrocities in Toulouse, President Nicolas Sarkozy has improved his poll ratings a bit, pandering to xenophobes and Islamophobes and posturing as a security champion.

Ernst is viewed by them and others as a rising star within the Republican party and might be able to help Trump improve his dismal poll numbers with women voters. .

As a formidable campaigner and proven media charmer, he was always likely to improve his opinion-poll ratings.

The ruling Progressive Conservative provincial government chose a premier, Ernie Eves, who sought to improve his party's poll standing by rapidly distancing himself from its previous pro-business policies.

That's why I don't think Mr Romney's victory in this week's debate, if it should turn out to improve his standing in the polls, would demonstrate that "debates matter" so much as to confirm that Messrs Romney and Obama are indeed quite equally matched, and that over the course of the campaign, we can expect each camp to more or less neutralise the other.