Sentence examples for poll charting from inspiring English sources

Her best seller on that topic, "EVEolution," is being published in paperback this month; and on June 11, an EVEolution poll charting women's identification with major players like Kraft, Ford, MasterCard and Wal-Mart will be released.

Since the primaries and caucuses began, I've spent practically every free hour reading article after article, and poll after poll, charting the shifting sands of the Democratic presidential race.

Opponents can no longer broadly and blankly say that the growing number of politicians who support gay marriage are outside the mainstream; that President Obama is outside the mainstream; that opinion polls charting a rapidly increasing favor for same-sex marriage are somehow not reflective of the mainstream.

Polls chart a decline in churchgoing among American Catholics and a robust disobedience.

Mr. Shikaki's polls chart a mounting disillusion with Mr. Arafat and the Palestinian Authority since a high point of Oslo optimism in 1996.

While polls charted a steady decline in UKIP support through 2015, commentators noted an unusual lack of energy from its leader and questioned whether he was fit for the fight.

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As per our previous entries on this subject (here and here), we will no longer publish their results as "poll updates" or in our poll charts.

POLLSTER CHART FOR CHICAGO MAYORAL RUNOFF - Pollster now has a poll chart tracking the Chicago runoff election on April 7 between incumbent Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Cook County Commissioner Jesús "Chuy" García.

It puts the charts front and center, with a search box that lets you find any of the 1,128 poll charts our historical archive, plus buttons that let you browse through categories including the 2014 races for Senate and governor.

As of this writing, the calibration increases the Democratic margin in the 16 Senate races for which we have poll charts by an average of 0.4 percentage points, although the effect is not uniform.