Sentence examples for polling ahead from inspiring English sources

Romney is currently polling ahead of Obama on a number of key questions.

Barack Obama, victor in the Iowa caucus, had been polling ahead of Clinton but lost by 2.6 points.

To lead the pack: Rick Perry is now polling ahead of Mitt Romney, who had been the lone frontrunner since the Presidential-campaign season began.

Months before the November election, Mr Begich was polling ahead of Mr Stevens, who had been beset for years by ethics scandals.

M5S is currently polling ahead of Berlusconi's party in regional elections in Lazio, meaning that the sans-culottes satirist is now taken very seriously.

But, perhaps scared off by President George Bush's strong approval ratings in 1989 and most of 1990, all eight of the Democrats polling ahead of Mr. Clinton declined to run.

Analysts polled ahead of time by Thomson Reuters had lofty expectations for March, but the results released Thursday handily beat the 6.3 percent increase they had predicted.

The campaign has run for less than two months, and Mr. Markey has consistently polled ahead of Mr. Gomez, though the margins have varied.

That left-wing party now routinely polls ahead of the Lib Dems and won its first parliamentary seat four years before UKIP.

Real estate mogul and reality television star Donald Trump and neurosurgeon Ben Carson consistently polled ahead of establishment politicians even those with strong Tea Party ties, such as Rand Paul and Ted Cruz.

In two polls about presidential favourites in April and May 2013, Marine le Pen polled ahead of president François Hollande but behind Nicolas Sarkozy.