Sentence examples for performance of election from inspiring English sources

And the problem is this love of data has made the horse race coverage seem legitimate "hard news" (numbers are facts!), and as a result, the performance of polling has come to define the performance of election coverage This is not merely a US phenomenon.

Given the poor performance of South Dakota election officials this month, the South Dakota state government and the United States Justice Department should say now how they plan to ensure that Indian voting rights are protected in November.

The prediction provides a benchmark that the president and his critics can use to measure the performance of the election-year economy.

By comparing the performance of our elections pack and our throwback pack on Viber, we've also learned more about the types of stickers our audience prefers.

It is the first time that the party has polled below its May 1997 general election performance of 43%.

As to why this matters, I need only give as an example the performance of the 2015 general election opinion polls.

Three decades ago, a few months after bitter internal warfare and a weak leader produced Labour's worst general election performance of the modern era, and with the SDP-Liberal Alliance still snapping at its heels, Labour's newly elected leader Neil Kinnock called on his deeply divided party to rediscover what he called its common sense and realism.

Mr. Booker's pollster, Joel Benenson, called his candidate's lead "pretty strong" and in line with the Election Day performance of past Democrats in New Jersey.

The recent report of our independent committee, commissioned by CNN to critique the election night performance of CNN and its rivals, found that exit polling has become increasingly unreliable because of nonresponses and the rise in absentee voting.

Members of the New York City Council, visibly frustrated by the performance of the city's Board of Elections, on Wednesday interrogated and berated the board's leadership.

He writes that "the tragedy of the court's performance in the election of 2000 was not that it led to Bush's victory but the inept and unsavory manner with which the justices exercised their power".