Sentence examples for poll performance from inspiring English sources

But a number of senior CDU figures are using the party's poor poll performance to criticise Merkel's management of the refugee issue.

As Labour reeled from a disastrous poll performance, which saw the party gain less than 16% at the Euro polls, Brown told colleagues: "Like everyone else, I have my strengths and my weaknesses.

I will try to pick these up as we take a brief look at some of the explanations offered for the poll performance in 2015.

All these positive attributes, combined with his poll performance, has allowed Mr Walker to begin building a campaign team and attracting the kind of big-money fundraisers who can keep a candidate in the black for the long haul.

Finally, there's cancer sufferer Miriam Defender Santiago, whose recent poor poll performance means she's no longer considered a serious contender.

Finally, there was cancer sufferer Miriam Defender Santiago, who showed such poor poll performance near the end of the campaign she was no longer considered a real contender.

The reasons behind Obama's strong polling performance differ in each state.

Trump certainly can't be talking about comparing his polling performance to Lincoln's polling performance when he was president, because polling didn't exist back then.

The fact that the more complex models used at FiveThirtyEight were equally accurate raises the question: In terms of predictive accuracy, what value did Fivethirtyeight's extra steps (weighting by past polls performance and the various adjustments based on other data and regression models) provide?

"Comparing data on poll site performance and voter turnout from year to year is an essential tool in evaluating the board's performance on every Election Day," the City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, said.

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