Sentence examples for months before polling from inspiring English sources

His elections are fought months before polling day, he explains.

TNS Sofres, for instance, had her favourite in October 2006, six months before polling day.

Either way, it's gloomy news a full 10 months before polling day.

Many organisations prefer to send long-term observers, who visit the country several months before polling day.

TRAIAN BASESCU pitched into Romania's presidential election only two months before polling day, when Theodor Stolojan, the centre-right opposition candidate, dropped out.

Two months before polling day, and with public opinion too evenly divided for comfort, Britain's EU referendum has now reached such a point.

Education was largely absent from the election just months before, but polling results Monday reveal that education has emerged as a top issue among early voters in battleground states, according to a Tuesday memo from the National Education Association.

And, in contrast with 1987, this wobble came a month before polling day.

To coax more Americans into performing their civic duties, many states now allow voters to cast ballots, either by mail or in person, about a month before polling day.

Exactly a month before polling day, the largest of the parties that had been refusing to contest the country's controversial general election, due on January 8th 2008, called off its boycott.

The prime minister told the BBC that the three 2010 debates, which took place in the month before polling day, were excellent but had "taken the life" out of the remainder of the campaign.