Sentence examples for polling date from inspiring English sources

The polling date is favorable.

Some of its candidates were apparently registered shortly before the polling date.

The country's election commission is expected to meet within a week to set a polling date.

In any case, says Mr Bennett, a polling date cannot be set without the agreement of all parties in the coalition government, including Mr Tsvangirai's.

The usual method of absentee voting is by mail, although provision is sometimes made for voting at prescribed places in advance of the polling date.

By adding an extra week's (unexplained) delay, the CNE has placed the polling date uncomfortably close to the cut-off point August 19th after which defeat for Mr Chávez would not trigger a fresh presidential election.

He had pledged to fight against Mr Modi even before polling dates were announced.

Survey firms routinely publish details such as polling dates, sample size and margin of error, but are less apt to share details about weighting.

If Mr Cameron again questions the 2014 date, and repeats his preference for a "sooner rather than later" poll date next year, he opens up the prospect of Mr Salmond attacking Westminster for going back on an issue he believed had been settled.

The organizer can poll dates for which ones work best.

The association requested minimal information from 21 polling companies that, according to its professional guidelines, all polls should disclose, including sample size, response rate and polling dates.