Sentence examples for poll for him from inspiring English sources

That's enough, in Gallup's poll, for him to be behind in the national vote.

However, Mr. Obama's Electoral College chances held steady in the forecast because of a strong poll for him in Pennsylvania.

In late 2013, Trump was considering running for governor of New York, and Conway produced a poll for him.

After the president's involvement with an intern became public, Mr. Morris took a poll for him on whether the public would tolerate a lie about the relationship, according to testimony Mr. Morris gave to investigators for a special prosecutor.

He also led by two points in a Marist poll of North Carolina, continuing a streak of stronger polling for him in that state.

For example, he spent $1.6 million on Cathy Blaney & Associates, a fund-raising adviser, and an additional $970,654 on Arthur J. Finkelstein Associates, which has done polling for him.

At the church services, Mr. Gore talked stump and Scripture as he sought to inspire the congregants to go to the polls for him.

His plan for now is to play to his base — the moderate Republicans in the Philadelphia suburbs — and try to excite them into coming out to the polls for him.

It was brave, too, in that Senator Specter knew the predictable risk of being accused that it was done simply because he saw that the Republican primary polls for him in the next election were bleak.

Facing disappointing polls for him here but stronger survey numbers nationally, Mr. Gingrich's team stepped up its outreach to religious leaders and Tea Party adherents as he prepared his supporters for a marathon nominating contest despite the challenging terrain in the post-Florida states — including Nevada and Michigan — where Mr. Romney is the overwhelming favorite.

Monday was another big single day of polling for him there.