Sentence examples for polling news from inspiring English sources

The polling news was mixed for the candidates.

I have been emphasizing the economic component of the forecast model less in recent weeks — in part because there has been a lot of polling news and in part because of the way that the model is designed.

The fact that the Saturday interviews that entered the polls were roughly as strong for Mr. Obama as the predebate day of interviews that they displaced is an encouraging sign for Mr. Obama — at least as compared with most of the polling news that he has received since the debate.

Right now, even with the polling news from Iowa and New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton still has to be seen as the favorite to win the Democratic nomination.

And while the Obama campaign has only spent $100,000 on anti-Bain ads (much of it to test voter reaction), recent polling news along with new reports that Romney invested in companies that were heavily involved in outsourcing seems poised to catalyze much more.

Despite the very good polling news he's gotten recently, he's hardly the President yet.

Re "No Chads, at Least, but Confusion Is Likely as New York Goes to Polls" (news article, Feb. 21): The Board of Elections has taken many steps to help educate those who will be voting in the March 2 Democratic presidential primary.

Some late-breaking poll news: YouGov has a bunch of new swing state polls with some better news for Barack Obama, including a two-point lead in Florida.

90+3mins: Best players outside the top four poll news - we've had a couple of votes for Mikel Arteta.

The debate itself was an ill-tempered affair, with the two men branding each other as extremists and clashing on everything from guns to abortion to government bail-outs.Before this week's poll news, the different mood inside the two campaigns was as palpable as the gap in the numbers.

But the markets tumbled again on this week's poll news.Since much of Brazil's public debt is tied either to its falling exchange rate or its high interest rates, the debt burden has risen from 53% to 62% of GDP in the past year.