Sentence examples for polling suggest from inspiring English sources

And what does the polling suggest?

Reports from Iowa and strong recent polling suggest that Ron Paul, a libertarian-leaning veteran candidates, could cause an upset by winning the caucuses thanks to a groundswell of support and a vibrant campaign in the Hawkeye state.

California, where Mr. Bush planned to spend today and Thursday, and Oregon and Washington, where he was scheduled to travel later this week, are states where President Clinton prevailed in 1992 and 1996, but where demographic information and some early polling suggest that Mr. Bush stands a good, decent or at least plausible chance of victory.

But it's a mistake to regard these gambits as examples of ideological conservatism taking the whip hand in this campaign: Romney is clearly trying to capture one of American politics's various centers as well as shore up his base, and recent polling suggest that he's meeting with some (very modest) success.

Yes, lawmakers are under pressure to act because they face an even less palatable alternative in the ballot initiatives (and early polling suggest voters would support those measures).

Both electoral precedent and current polling suggest that most vice presidential nominees do relatively little to help or hurt their tickets.

That's what the experts polled suggested the risk was.

Most polling suggests that it has hardened attitudes.

Current polling suggests Trump is careening toward a landslide defeat.

Our polling suggested "listening" as the most highly valued trait.

All the polling suggests a hung parliament is quite likely.