Sentence examples for poll referendum from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for Sinn Fein says the issue is one for the Scots to decide themselves, but calls for the British government to hold a border poll referendum "in the lifetime of the next assembly".

Some asked if there should be a "border poll", a referendum on whether Northern Ireland should stay in the UK or join the Irish Republic.

The final Opinium/Observer poll before referendum day on Thursday puts both sides on 44%, with 10% saying they are undecided.

In Egypt's last nationwide poll, the referendum on the revised constitution in January 2014, members of the Strong Egypt party were arrested and prosecuted for campaigning for a "no" vote..

"We're going to need to organise buses to ship [those] people from here to the polls on referendum day, if they're registered within reasonable reach of the site," said Eavis.

Polling for referendums is notoriously unreliable here.

The million who marched in 2003 against the invasion of Iraq quietly persuaded a majority to make recent national polls repeated referenda against all three US wars (Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan).

But even if that accurately represents Mexican sentiments, the law's backers in the city assembly as well as among gay men and lesbians argue that their vote was aimed at expanding rights, a decision that cannot be based on opinion polls or referendums.

"I can see people gaming this kind of system — in the way that all kinds of online polls and referenda are gamed, somebody will work out the way to get the systems set the way they want… There are all kinds of possibilities," argues Bernal.

Opinion polls and referendums repeatedly show public opposition to such a superstate.

Finally, national youth opinion polls and referendums enable young people to voice their opinions and concerns to the government, media and general public.