Sentence examples for it's polling from inspiring English sources

It's polling day for Britain's membership of the European Union, and Londoners are out on the streets in their droves to vote Remain or Leave.

Of course, Ohio is normally just slightly Republican-leaning relative to the country as a whole, so the fact that it's polling almost exactly at the national average is a positive for Mr. Obama.

(Remember: all this comes from sampling, which is robust if you have a large enough sample to be statistically valid; ComScore's is, and the people it's polling are the same).

After it won consecutive by-elections in Clacton-on-Sea and Rochester and Strood last year, it was polling over 20%.

It is polling badly in the state, and may not even win enough support to enter the Landtag (state parliament).

It is polling at less than three per cent, but a strong media campaign by its oligarch backers may tip the scales.

The party has never won seats in a general election, but it is polling around the threshold needed to enter parliament.

It was polling 8%, according to the early results.

It is polling consistently as the third most popular party at 12%.

It is polled by the BS in order for each SS to state its desired bandwidth.

This polling node polls the other six-sensor nodes in a round-robin fashion, so that a regular node forwards packets (both data and Hello) only when it is polled by the polling node and given access to the channel.