Sentence examples for most polls found from inspiring English sources

Until recently, most polls found the in campaign was ahead.

Considering that most polls found that viewers judged Mr. Kerry the clear winner of all three debates, some Democrats said the most likely explanation for these results was a sharp response to the remark, noting that the polling interviewing was taking place amid intense news coverage of this dispute.

Most polls find that fewer registered Latino voters are likely voters compared with other ethnicities.

Though most polls find that he is still hugely popular, with approval ratings topping 70percentt, he is smarting over the defeat of his political and fiscal reform package.

Yet most polls find that a majority of Texans believe that abortions should be allowed, at least in certain circumstances, and many were sympathetic when Ms Davis revealed, in a memoir published last month, that she had terminated a pregnancy in the second trimester herself, for medical reasons.

In fact, most polls find that 70% of voters oppose cutting Social Security and Medicare to reduce the deficit.

For most of 2016, polls found high support for Proposition 64, with recent polls hovering at just below 60percentt in favor of allowing California to join the ranks of Colorado, the District of Columbia, and three other Pacific states ―Washington, Oregon and Alaska ― in legalizing marijuana for recreational purposes. .

Most polls have found a modest increase in the number of people in the broader electorate (not just those who voted) who say they are conservative.

But even the clear front-runner, Richard J. Pennington, the police superintendent, has only about 20percentt of the vote, most polls have found.

But the most recent poll found parents believed smacking was an acceptable way to discipline children.

The most recent poll found that nearly 60% of Slovaks have grown tired of the doctors' protest.