Sentence examples for poll outcome from inspiring English sources

"The big lesson from the UK poll was the rise of tactical voting, voters making choices not just on policy or personality... but on understanding and gaming what might happen with a certain poll outcome," Textor said.

US investment bank Goldman Sachs is predicting a Conservative party victory in the May general election, but has warned that the poll outcome is the most uncertain in a century.

Outgoing Defence Minister Prawit Wongsuwan, himself a retired general, said the army would accept the poll outcome, saying the military had "never entertained any idea of doing anything that will damage the country".

During the frenetic run-up to the vote, he would send embargoed statements to writers for several possible poll outcomes.

"Tony Abbott is fully aware that potential threat plus strong leadership equals good poll outcomes," Clive Williams, a former Australian military intelligence officer and counter-terrorism lecturer, told VICE News.

Because of this distortion in reporting poll outcomes, some on the left will stay home or vote a third party because they think the Republicans will win anyway.

So the pattern suggests that polling outcomes have amounted to roughly a tie in past cases between Trump and Clinton when voters are focused on terrorism.

Figuring out who is likely to vote is difficult, especially several months before an election; every polling firm has its own algorithm, and the nature of the algorithm has a large effect on a poll's outcome.

If the Kurds do hold a poll, the outcome is predictable.

However, the council said yesterday it had found no evidence of irregularities that would affect the poll's outcome.

The more likely they say they are to vote, the more heavily they weigh in the poll's outcome.