Sentence examples for poll anywhere from inspiring English sources

But no one expects him to poll anywhere near the 75percentt majority he won in the 1996 election.

But the pollsters insisted last night that, whatever the failings of their sampling methods in the last three general elections, there has never been a poll anywhere in the world in which one side in an election had failed to win with a lead of such magnitude.

The Liberal Democrats failed to top the poll anywhere in 2009 but received 20% or more of the vote in seven areas and picked up one seat.

The link that used to redirect to the service is now effectively forwarded to the Facebook homepage, and you won't find any reference of Facebook Polls anywhere on the company's business or advertising pages.

The rest of the parties that have a chance of winning seats are polling anywhere from 7-127-12percent

That total makes Edwards the "most unpopular person we've polled anywhere at any time," conclude the survey's authors.

He wasn't polling anywhere near the lead, so most of the Minnesota political world tended to discount the possibility that Ventura would actually win.

Bernie's been polling anywhere from 15 to over 25 points ahead of Hillary, but my guess is that the result is going to be closer than expected.

These charges, along with some commercials that weakly attempt to humanise the man, have done little to move his poll numbers anywhere but, at best, sideways.It's back to the trough for Ms Ernst in her latest ad::It's a mess dirty, noisy, and it stinks.

The last four days of the Hotline/Diageo poll show anywhere from a four- to six-point advantage for Democrats -- and a simultaneous seven-point lead for Obama.

Even if you could vote, at no polling place, anywhere, should you have expected a ballot with choices marked "ADAMS" and "JEFFERSON".