Sentence examples for most polls are from inspiring English sources

But most polls are predicting a hung parliament.

Democrats have sought to force votes on the terror watch list and universal background checks, proposals that according to most polls are backed by a majority of voters.

As Blanchflower points out, most polls are awful: 95 out of the past 100 show Labour behind despite Tory disarray and Brexit strategy collapse.

Most polls are on the end of the spectrum showing a whiter sample, since most polls use voter file and census data.

But as the Lib Dems, currently managing about 8% support in most polls, are seen as being closest to where most voters are, it might not matter much at all.

Most polls are open from 6 a.m. until 9 p.m. Voters statewide will decide the Democratic candidates for governor, United States senator and attorney general, and the Republican candidate for United States senator.

IOWA, according to most polls, is the swing state that has most definitively swung.

Marco Rubio, who is now leading Bush in most polls, is perhaps a more interesting case.

The favourite to replace her, according to most polls, is Senator Noynoy Aquino.

Given the rancor in the race between Hagan and Tillis, which, according to most polls, is essentially tied, "Tell Thom Tillis" could pass for a pleasant, positive ad.

Buried in the methodology of most polls is a note that says something along the lines of "margin of error: ± 4%".