Sentence examples for polling between from inspiring English sources

In national polls, O'Malley has done ever so slightly better, polling between 1% and 2%.

Depending on who was polling, between 83% and 90% of Americans said they approved.

The 2013 polling was conducted by EMC polling between 30 April and 3 May, and surveyed 1,100 people.

Stein, who secured nearly 470,000 votes as the Green party candidate in 2012, is currently polling between 4% and 6%.

Earlier this summer the party, which wants the EU's crisis-hit countries to leave the eurozone, had been polling between 2 and 3 per cent.

In Georgia, where Clinton is polling between 30 and 50 points ahead of Sanders, the lopsided numbers do not tell the full story of a generational split among black voters.

On average, Trump polled between five to ten percentage points better with men than with women.

Having polled as high as 28% halfway through the current political term, the Green Party now only poll between 9-11%.

Despite its ups and downs, the party continues to poll between 15 and 20percentt of the electorate.

Mr Chirac's presumed rival in the May 5 runoff, his Socialist prime minister Lionel Jospin, polled between 16% and 16.5%.

The neofascist Golden Dawn has persistently polled between 5.5% and 7%, coming in as the country's third biggest political force.