Sentence examples for polling constituencies from inspiring English sources

There aren't many companies polling constituencies, because it's so expensive and surveys aren't carried out regularly.

Once the responses are collected, the second task is to model the data into a projection by taking into account various factors such as demographics, past voting and exit poll patterns, differential swing and turnout between different locations, and the likely outcome all this pooled information from the polled constituencies implies for constituencies elsewhere.

In a frenetic atmosphere at Westminster, extravagant claims of support are yet to be tested by weekend polls, constituency sentiment and lobbying.

"Compared with national polls, constituency-specific demographic data tends to be more sparse and less up-to-date, so it's more of a challenge to design a representative sample," he said.

1. Constituency-level polling Firstly, we look at constituency polls.

Recent marginal constituency polling puts Ukip at 6% before our campaign is begun.

The party held on to only eight of their 57 seats, which is in stark contrast with the snapshots provided by constituency polling.

Relations deteriorated after he was not offered a big job while the Conservatives were infuriated when Ashcroft published his detailed constituency polling in the runup to 2015, arguing it helped other parties.

Relations deteriorated after he was not offered a big job, while the Conservatives were infuriated when Ashcroft published his detailed constituency polling in the run-up to 2015, arguing it helped other parties.

In the 2010 general election he contested the Barking constituency polling 6,620 votes and finishing in third place.

The challenge is selecting constituencies and polling stations that together are somewhat representative of the country as a whole.