Sentence examples for leads poll from inspiring English sources

(NYT) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: McGREEVEY LEADS POLL -- With nine months until Election Day, a poll released yesterday by Quinnipiac University gives the Democratic candidate for governor, James E. McGreevey, left, a substantial lead over the Republican front-runner, Donald T. DiFrancesco, the acting governor and president of the State Senate.

Mr. Spitzer leads the Democrats in the race for governor and also leads polls pitting him against potential Republican rivals.

Sanders and Clinton are the only candidates so far to have declared on the Democratic side; Clinton leads polls on the issue by more than 50%.

Both Hillary Clinton, who leads polls in the Democratic race, and her challenger, Bernie Sanders, have sought to rally their supporters in opposition to the controversial sheriff.

Le Pen consistently leads polls for next spring's Presidential election, and is all but certain to advance into the second round of voting.

The copy of The Daily Telegraph that the Abzorbaloff reads has the headline "Saxon leads polls with 64 percent".

In Putnam County, Ohio, voting machine malfunctions led poll workers to ask for county and state election officials to extended polling hours.

On the back of popular discontent over gruelling austerity, the price of €240bn (£188bn) in aid, Syriza has led polls since European elections in May.

After months in which Mr. Bush was ahead in Florida with a double-digit lead, polls now show that Mr. Gore has closed the gap appreciably.

He continues to lead polls in the younger demographic, perhaps due to that early adoption.

Clinton is currently in the lead, polling at 49percenttoTrumpump's 42percentt, according to HuffPost Pollster.