Sentence examples for mainstream polling from inspiring English sources

"The company learned [there] were segments of the population that responded to messages like 'Drain the swamp,' or images of walls, or indeed paranoia about the 'deep state,' that weren't necessarily reflected in mainstream polling or mainstream political discourse," Wylie said, adding that Bannon "saw cultural warfare as the means to create enduring change in American politics".

It is the first time a mainstream poll has put the Yes campaign ahead.

Though Baldwin was not included on many mainstream polls, a May 2008 Fox News opinion poll revealed favorable news for the campaign.

While many of these polls claim to accommodate Spanish speakers -- as the Latino population continues to mature politically -- when will mainstream polls move beyond "accommodating" and fuse methodology that is culturally competent for all voting Americans?

INSIDE TWO MAINSTREAM MEDIA POLLING OPERATIONS - New York Times: " We're planning many more polls about a range of political, economic and social issues this year.

For the most part, mainstream media polling does not disclose its methodology.

Most mainstream firms use telephone polling.

He is miles outside the Republican mainstream and has been polling below 10% nationally.

Meanwhile, Labour has fallen below 30 per cent in a mainstream opinion poll for the first time in the General Election campaign.

It became a nostrum among rank-and-file Republicans that mainstream opinion polls are biased and should be ignored, for instance, and that voter fraud is rampant and explains much of the Democrats' inner-city support.

Mainstream media polls rarely elucidate how they decide who is a "likely" voter, or the significance of the difference between polls of likely versus registered voters.