Sentence examples for leaving polls from inspiring English sources

And only about one in four Santorum voters believed he would be the nominee, according to surveys of people leaving polls.

They feel the early call that Mr. Gore had won Florida was correct, based on interviews with people leaving polls who thought they had voted for him.

Political analysts can offer only rough estimates of what the vote was this year, because detailed surveys of voters leaving polls are not available.

But it was also an occasion of unaccustomed suspense because of the collapse of the system of surveying voters leaving polls that has made early calls standard for elections for more than three decades.

Surveys of voters leaving polls on Monday suggested that the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee might lose seats in Parliament and the opposition Congress Party might gain.

But a survey of voters leaving polls shows that statewide, women -- 54 percent of the turnout -- gave Mrs. Clinton 60percentt of their votes, to Mr. Lazio's 39percentt.

"Labour tellers are leaving polling stations after seeing a poor turnout from their voters.

The exit poll, conducted by Edison Research for a consortium of the television networks and The Associated Press, surveyed voters as they were leaving polling places.

#SaudiWomenVote pic.twitter.com/tUe6CiOY5w I practiced my right to vote in a historic day for Saudi women #saudiwomenvote #saudielection @baladi_jeddah pic.twitter.com/vMStFpg5SC Dr. Haroon Al Fassi, leaving polling station.

In 1996, President Clinton led Bob Dole among unmarried voters by 26 percentage points, according to polls of voters leaving polling places.

Twenty-nine percent of white Southern male voters said they were Republicans in 1972; 49percentt in 2000, according to surveys of voters leaving polling places.