Sentence examples for polled up from inspiring English sources

But it also increased substantially among Republicans, to 55 percent of those polled, up from 38 percent in 2009, even as the party leadership has railed against the concept of class divisions.

Even so, the ability of debt-laden governments to rein in their deficits was cited as a concern by 71% of those polled – up from 61% in 2011 – while the most significant risk – cited by 72% - was over-regulation.

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".

Labour was nearly wiped out in Scotland in May, and the SNP is currently polling up to 55%, while Labour languishes at 20%.

Opinion polling up to this point had been solidly in favour of an identity card, with at least two out of three voters supportive.

Green was polling up to 6% in toss-up race.

UKIP polled 542,812, up from 313,921 at the previous election, and gained a seat at the expense of the Liberal Democrats.

Mr. Santorum received 8 percent in this poll, up from 3 percent in December.