Sentence examples for polling records from inspiring English sources

Even before this result, he had broken polling records under France's Fifth Republic as the country's most unpopular president, with a popularity rating of just 18%.

There is also reason behind the madness in the obvious sense that Brown breaks polling records in personal unpopularity and has in some respects been a deeply troubled leader since the non-election fiasco in the early autumn of 2007.

He personally may inspire confidence, the magic ingredient so sorely lacking in France, but he still answers to a president who is the most unpopular since polling records began.

In Texas, Representative Chet Edwards, using the word "lie" three times, accuses his rival in an advertisement of claiming that he voted in a recent election when polling records said he did not.

The poll records the Conservative advance across a range of policy areas.

If a born-again Christian votes in a Democratic primary and no exit poll records it, does it matter?

In other findings, the poll records that a majority, 51 per cent, supported last week's junior doctors' strike, which was opposed by 31 per cent.

The poll records satisfaction with Turnbull's performance at 39%, down five points in the last fortnight, and dissatisfaction at 44%, up three points.

The poll records Obama and Romney on a direct tie of 46% each among registered voters, with Romney taking the lead by 49%to45%5% among likely voters.

At the midway point, the predictable contenders are still bunched near the top of the polls, records unblemished but their viability for a national championship still unknown.

A new ABC News/Washington Post poll records a 26% jump in the number of Americans who think gay marriage should be legal since 2004, to 58% now.In several ways, the manner of Mrs Clinton's announcement looks cautious to the point of cowardice.