Sentence examples for most polling has from inspiring English sources

The lead is enormous by New Hampshire standards, where most polling has shown a relatively tight race between Sanders and Clinton.

Most polling has Ernst narrowly ahead.

Obama's same-sex marriage endorsement was initially perceived as being controversial for the African-American community, but most polling has shown little evidence that the president's shift in support has had a negative impact on black voters.

Most polling has found Orman ahead by several points since the Kansas Supreme Court ruled that Democrat Chad Taylor, who withdrew from the race, could remove his name from the ballot, but NBC/Marist results give him his largest advantage to date.

Because of this, it also has had the most polling data available.

Ordinarily, a candidate should benefit from having the support of more definite voters — and most polling firms give them the bulk of the weight in their turnout models, which is why Mr. Santorum leads the poll over all.

However, it turned out that most polling firms underestimated Mr. Obama's performance, so those that had what had seemed to be Democratic-leaning results were often closest to the final outcome.

Yesterday, after this post went up, Nate Silver wrote: "It turned out that most polling firms underestimated Mr. Obama's performance, so those that had what had seemed to be Democratic-leaning results were often closest to the final outcome".

So far, in fact, Public Policy Polling (like most other polling firms) has underestimated Mr. Santorum's performance.

Less digitally minded critics suggest that instead of fancy new equipment, what most polling places really need are more trained people to help those who get confused.

Here, most polling stations opened.