"poll up" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
It is possible that you mean "pull up," which means to stop or halt. It can also refer to physically lifting or bringing something closer. Example: The car pulled up to the curb.
Mr. Santorum received 8 percent in this poll, up from 3 percent in December.
On the other hand, Mr. Obama extended his lead to seven points in the Gallup national tracking poll, up from six on Tuesday.
Six in 10 college graduates supported Northam for governor according to the Virginia exit poll, up from the 55percentt who supported Clinton in 2016.
In the CNN survey, Mr. Obama moved into a six-point lead among likely voters (and an eight-point lead when the Libertarian candidate, Gary Johnson was included in the poll) — up from a tie previously.
But Ukip's strong showing in the poll – up by 24.2 points on the 3.8% they achieved in the 2010 general election – shows that the party is now a highly potent electoral force after its success in last week's European elections.
Given the trends in national polling on marijuana legalization -- support was nearly 60percentt in the latest Gallup poll, up sharply year-over-year -- it doesn't appear the issue will be going away any time soon.
In Tennessee, 71 percent of Republican voters were white evangelicals, according to the exit polls, up from 66 percent in 2008.
In 2012, 10% of voters were Hispanic, according to the exit polls, up just 1 percentage point since 2008.
A case in point is his piece today, which interprets six months worth of polling up and downs through the useful frame of "Obama versus gravity".
Meanwhile Ukip is significantly outperforming its projected figure from most national polls, up 15 points on 23%, far above the 15% projected from national polling.
Though it has fallen back in the polls recently, and enjoyed less attention during this election campaign than some had predicted, UKIP is still on 12% in The Economist's poll-of-polls, up from 3% in the 2010 election.
