Sentence examples for misleading polling from inspiring English sources
But that impression is misleading, polling experts and political scientists say.
In Morris's rendering, The Times used misleading poll findings to skew news coverage suggesting that wars in Afghanistan and Iraq would be long, bloody and risky; to mount an "obsessive" campaign about abuse of American civil liberties in a time of fear; and to push corporate scandals and the economy as more compelling issues than terrorism.
Unfortunately, this is not the first case of a misleading Florida poll biased by erroneous Latino estimates.
One Reddit user, however, criticised the poll as misleading.
The original figure of his lead in the polls was misleading.
But a spokeswoman for Mr. Dayton, Sharon Ruhland, said the apparent movement in the polls was misleading.
Mr. Badillo said yesterday that the information about him in the poll was misleading.
If snubbed, he may call elections, which would become a vote on independence.Separatists are excited, though the polls are misleading.
In Iowa and Wisconsin, the Romney campaign has given its poll watchers misleading or incorrect information — for instance, that voters should show an ID in Iowa, where none is required — which could create disputes and long lines, most likely in Democratic precincts.
Opinion polls are tight and financial markets are also wary of reading too much into a slim lead for the remain campaign after misleading signals from such polls in the run-up to last year's UK general election.
