Sentence examples for polling number from inspiring English sources

If you are on the electoral register, you should have received a polling card through the post which has your name, polling number and the address of your polling station printed on it.

If a polling number is labeled a "surprise," chances are it's what we call an outlier.

First, in races involving a well-known incumbent, pollsters and the news media should stress the incumbent's polling number.

Guy Molyneux, a Democratic pollster, points out that in the past four elections with a sitting president, the incumbent's actual vote was almost exactly the same as his final polling number.

As much as any singular polling number, Angle's plea underscores the tightness of her election contest with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev).

Then there are those polling numbers.

Andrew Cooper, the No 10 strategy director and polling number-cruncher, has found that, after the economy, the issues which most concern voters are immigration and welfare – and Labour is now doing surprisingly well on these two fronts even though its policies are weaker than the Tories'.

His polling numbers have started to recover.

Just look at the polling numbers.

But the polling numbers are like candy.

His polling numbers never recovered after that.