Sentence examples for majority polls from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

That group has sided with the Republican in every presidential election since reliable polling began in the U.S. in the 1940s, but this year it has consistently shown a Democratic majority in polls.

A majority of polls have put him one or two points ahead of her there.

The race is indeed tied, with George Bush having a statistically insignificant lead over John Kerry in a statistically insignificant majority of polls.

Meanwhile, Mr. Obama continues to hold the lead in the vast majority of polls in Iowa, Nevada, Ohio and Wisconsin, the states that represent his path of least resistance toward winning the Electoral College.

That is why a majority in polls now oppose the education reform.Recent events have added to the uncertainty gripping Santiago's political and business worlds.

With the overwhelming majority of polls pointing to a hung parliament, the performance of the leaders of the smaller parties will come under intense scrutiny.