Sentence examples for made polling from inspiring English sources

Elections officials in states that Hurricane Sandy hit last week are scrambling to make it possible for registered voters to cast ballots on Tuesday after storm damage and power failures displaced many residents and made polling places unusable.

Among the many examples of powerful formulas that O'Neil cites in her book, political polling doesn't come up, even though this election cycle has made polling's power more talked about than ever before.

And as I've been arguing for years, tech-driven social changes has made polling a whole lot less reliable, which doesn't affect the results, but can make them much more shocking.

A new Gallup Poll survey, taken just before Superstorm Sandy made polling impossible in much of the US, shows voters picking Obama as the likely winner next Tuesday over Romney by a wide margin, 54 percent to 34percentt.

The apparent confidence of Rajapaksa supporters has made poll watchers nervous.

Since the decision was made, polls show North Carolina has returned to the Republican fold and is no longer regarded as a toss-up state.

At the same time, Black did not believe that the equal protection clause made poll taxes unconstitutional.

-Alan Reifman and Sylvia Niehuis study whether calling cell phones made polls more accurate in the 2014 election.

A somewhat different assessment, from Eric McGhee, finds that the greater volume of polling in elections since 2004 has made poll-based forecasts (based on aggregating all polls) more accurate.

The bill would also make polling sites more accessible to people with disabilities.

After all, Congress has already passed a law encouraging local election officials to make polling places accessible.