Sentence examples for majority polling from inspiring English sources

In February's first round, Mr Wade fell short of a majority, polling only 34.8%.

As the American Majority polling page shows, 72% of people in one study favored raising taxes on income over $1 million over cutting programs, once they had the proper information.

The majority polled were against the "individual mandate" requiring all U.S. residents to own health insurance and want the benefits contained in the legislation.

Chua Soi Lek of the Malaysian Chinese Association, a member of the BN, said that the government could no longer hide from the fact that there were issues plaguing the Chinese community and that it can no longer be swept under the carpet following the losing of Chinese-majority polling centres in the by-election.

While our baseline case is for the UK to vote to remain in the EU by a narrow majority, polls showing "leave" gaining ground highlight the risk".

In October, Orbán will be claiming a victory of sorts, even if his opponents or apathy manage to keep turnout low, as the majority polls show he is virtually guaranteed victory.

Mr. Shein said he had won a majority at polling places that used a new electronic counting system, but was overwhelmingly defeated in districts that counted by hand.

The closeness of the outcome led the Freedom Party to challenge the results, and Austria's Constitutional Court ruled that irregularities had occurred in a majority of polling districts.

The present trouble started in October when none of the contenders to succeed Martelly gained a clear majority in polling.

As predicted by the vast majority of polling organizations, Hugo Chavez was reelected by a double digit margin (55.11 percent to 44.27 percent) with an unprecedented turnout of 80.5percentt.

A majority of polled voters in the other four boroughs said they were against the idea, with particularly strong opposition on Staten Island.