Sentence examples for polling samples from inspiring English sources
There are far too many young voters in polling samples, and not enough young non-voters.
Already, partisans and pundits are criticizing individual polling samples and pollster methodologies.
For one thing, the polling samples are tiny (sometimes fewer than 100) at that level of detail.
Some state polling samples have suggested that NXT's vote could be as high as 30% – while that's unlikely, such a result would likely see NXT collect a large number of South Australian seats.
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have been running neck-and-neck in recent state polls (though it is hard to know how well the rogue voting element has been included in polling samples).
Curtice cautions that the polling samples are small for some categories of seat, but nonetheless believes there is enough evidence to conclude that the SNP is "on the march in heartland Labour seats, and – if anything – to a greater extent than elsewhere".
The voting population of Donzy is almost exactly the same size as a typical polling sample.
Whenever I see glowing reports about colorblind white people, I wonder how many black people were included in the polling sample.
Moreover, polling sample sizes are small: the most recent Ipsos poll, for instance, is based on a mere 486 responses.In this section Pulling the rug out from under?
Approximately 5.7% of the UK population took part, rising to 9.6% in London, according to figures compiled by Neilsen, which used a polling sample to estimate the 2.9m involved.
Because the polling sample sizes in each district are small, with 1,000 respondents in total, the report did not include details by district.
