Sentence examples for in which polls from inspiring English sources

If they oppose the deal, they could prompt new elections, in which polls suggest they will lose badly.

After months in which polls showed Mr. Torricelli well ahead of his relatively unknown Republican rivals, the contest has narrowed in recent weeks.

Still, the order in which polls are published does not exactly match the order in which they were actually conducted — and at turning points in the race, these details can make a difference.

Over and over, Mr. Lazio has pointed to his 1992 upset victory for his House seat, a race in which polls showed him behind by 18 points several days before the election, he said.

Mr. Kemp's office disclosed two days before an election in which polls show Mr. Kemp effectively tied with Stacey Abrams, who is trying to become the first black woman elected governor anywhere in the United States.

On March 7, the last date in which polls were published, an Opina poll showed that the gap had narrowed, giving the Popular Party 42 percent, compared with 38percentt for the Socialists.

Yet 75 percent also said that men there had a better life, by far the highest percentage in any of the countries in which polling took place.

Shorten's comments on Friday end a week in which polling suggested 49% of Australians support One Nation's call for a ban on Muslim immigration.

But this November it is being given a "soft rollout" in which poll workers will be required to ask voters whether they have such identification available.

One reason for Mr. Romney's improvement — in addition to his strong Missouri poll — was that we went back and double-checked our polling database for cases in which polling firms had reported both registered voter and likely voter results within the same survey release.

The National Geographic Database is used for electoral purposes to be "able to identify in which electoral district and in which polling division the elector's residence is located".