Sentence examples for most polling from inspiring English sources

But most polling stations saw little movement all day, and dissidents put abstention rates at 85-88%.

There are no Republican watchers at most polling places on primary day, because there aren't enough Republicans to go around.

The two senators are competing in the early states behind Republican frontrunner Donald Trump, whereas Paul barely registers in most polling.

Up until a week ago most polling groups had predicted at least a 14-point margin of victory for Maduro but the gap was said to have narrowed towards the end of the 10-day presidential race.

Although most polling on the island is suspect, the vast majority of surveys show that the percentages of the population considering themselves "Chinese" only, and those wanting to unify with China, are both in the single digits and dropping.

Another catch-22: Most polling outlets only focus on the 2 major parties.

Most polling indicated he had lost it by the second presidential debate.

The issue of immigration is crucially important to Latino voters, even though it ranks below jobs and the economy in most polling.

Mary Cooney, public service director for Elections in Broward indicated advance voting and absentee balloting might set new marks despite the long wait in most polling sites designated for early balloting.

Cruz has managed to turn around a previously lackluster campaign by narrowly winning the Iowa caucuses earlier this month and is now trending generally second only to Trump in most polling.

Most polling stations had only light turn-out.