Sentence examples for polled down from inspiring English sources

But recent controversies have seriously shaken Bachelet's approval numbers, with one recent opinion poll conducted by the Chilean Center for Public Studies showing her favorability at just 29% of those polled, down from 80% when she left office in 2009.

A reading of 55 is forecast in the Bloomberg poll, down from 55.8.

Fewer than 65 percent of voters made it to the polls, down from 72 percent in the last regional elections in 2005.

Sinn Féin is down 3%to21%1%, with the Independents (the largest political bloc according to opinion polls) down slightly as well.

Mr. Chirac enjoys a 65percentt approval rating in the polls, down 10 points from last month but still a comfortable margin.

The American Research Group poll showed that Mr. Bush had lost support among Republicans from May 5 to July 23, with 80percentt supporting him in the latest poll, down from 90percentt.

The Ducks (7-4, 3-4), ranked 23rd in the A.P. poll, down from sixth after a 6-0 start, have lost four of their last five.

Wednesday's YouGov survey had his party on a mere 9% in the polls, down from 24% in the last general election.

(There have been no suggestions that he took bribes himself).SDKÚ, which has dominated centre-right Slovak politics for a decade, has plummeted to 8.3% in one opinion poll, down from 15.4% in 2010's election.

In 1996 (the most recent presidential election year for which there are detailed data), only about a third of 21- to 24-year-olds went to the polls, down from about half in 1964.

But even in the hotly contested 2000 presidential election, a mere 51percentt of voters went to the polls, down from 63percentt in 1960, and far less than in most mature democracies.