Sentence examples for poll dates from inspiring English sources

They saw the no-show of ballot papers as evidence of sabotage, though they have accepted the postponed poll dates.

The party said the government broke the law by setting nomination and poll dates before district boundaries were drawn.

The organizer can poll dates for which ones work best.

The new poll dates were announced by electoral commission head Fuwad Thowfeek.

They have not, however, deferred the poll date beyond the deadline of January 25th, by when it is unlikely that credible elections can be held.

If Mr Cameron again questions the 2014 date, and repeats his preference for a "sooner rather than later" poll date next year, he opens up the prospect of Mr Salmond attacking Westminster for going back on an issue he believed had been settled.

*Labour lead drops by five points *FT: Big election gain for Tories *Times: Tory poll surge rattles Labour as battle begins *Indy: Labour lead falls away as Blair announces poll date POSTAL VOTING 'HOPELESSLY INSECURE' There would appear to be one sure way for Labour to win the election: switch everyone to postal voting and steal it.

Threatening to kill puppies is going to be the tip of the iceberg in this campaign, following prime minister Malcolm Turnbull's decision to dissolve both houses of the Australian parliament for a two-month election campaign with a poll date of 2 July.

The interest level of the population during the emergency period changes as we approach the deadline (poll date or movie release date).

Ms Gillard said that with the poll date fixed, the opposition would be able to release full costings of its campaign pledges.

Early in 2013, Ms Gillard set a poll date of 14 September, saying the announcement was "not to start the nation's longest election campaign" but to give "shape and order" to the year.