Sentence examples for margin of polling from inspiring English sources

But neither of the leads are within the margin of polling error, and both states are considered toss-ups that could be conceivably be determined by just a few thousand votes.

A 2% lead either way is within the margin of polling error, so the big message from this new poll is the same as from YouGov's last one and the January survey from ComRes - the race is neck-and-neck.

Grimes does better among poor and middle-class voters, maintaining double-digit margins: Of those polled, likely voters with an income of less than $40,000 favored Grimes by 17 points.

She is currently leading by a wide margin there, but Sanders is currently falling within the margin of error in polling in several of the other states.

Let's say you want to forecast the average margin of national polls for the next month.

It's at 11% today (both within the polling margin of error) but the trend since May's election has been steadily downwards.

Americans said that they trusted the president over Republicans in Congress to make the right decisions about gun laws by a margin of 47 percent to 39 percent, the poll found.

The further you go down the ballot, the more the margin of error on polls increases, and a recall election is an inherently unusual circumstance.

While Bachmann's lead over Romney is just within the margin of error, the poll's cross tabs show how much momentum her campaign has generated in Iowa.

"But only a few months ago I was polling at margin of error.

None of the past five presidents saw their average ratings change outside of the margin of error in Gallup's polling.