Sentence examples for poll data for from inspiring English sources

Monmouth University's poll data for June showed Trump's favorable rating among likely Republican voters to be twenty per cent and his unfavorable rating to be fifty-five per cent.

With the 2004 discrepancy in mind, major news organizations were embargoed yesterday from releasing poll data for most of the day, and had generally agreed to refrain from releasing detailed numbers until most polls had closed.

In seeking to appropriate the swagger and lawlessness of the blogosphere under the imprimatur of the so-called mainstream media, the broadcast news organizations may increase the chances of letting out information early on the Web — projected winners drawn from exit poll data, for example — that they have pledged to keep off the air on their main television outlets.

Ms. O'Rourke, the travel trade group executive, said that she saw "more good news than bad news" in poll data, for example, showing that the number of Americans who now say they are afraid to get on an airplane is about 7percentt, virtually unchanged from before Sept. 11.

Within PCTs, coverage at a general practitioner (GP) practice level is not linked to deprivation of their catchment area (based on unpublished Mori poll data for Tower Hamlets, Newham, City and Hackney, Waltham Forest, Islington, Camden PCTs).

Naturally, we don't have 2012 exit-poll data for those states, but we do have some 2008 exit polls, and, courtesy of The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, we have some data about the adult population of evangelicals in every state except Maryland and Washington, D.C.

The polling data, for all of its limitations, can't be ignored.

In Mississippi, Stuart Stevens, a longtime political strategist who had worked for both Mr. McCain and Mitt Romney in the primaries, was surveying polling data for a Republican client.

Recent polling data, for example, suggests that young Americans are the most tolerant and progressive in history, comfortable with difference and identity in ways unimaginable to previous generations.

After studying polling data for a decade, Sainz thinks a lesbian would have a better shot at the presidency than a gay man.

The move means clients will be able to respond immediately to polling data for the UK 2015 general election, which often appears on a Sunday.