Sentence examples for polling trend from inspiring English sources

In interviews, Mr. Obama's aides say they are unfazed by Mr. Romney's quick rise to campaign parity, arguing that he still faces a challenge in reversing a primary season polling trend in which more people viewed him unfavorably than favorably.

Maybe the polling trend will continue.

But the president scored above 50percentt among self-described independents, which confirms a polling trend that's been consistent for months: Most Americans actually like Obama.

Robert Jones, author of "The End of White Christian America" and the CEO of the nonprofit Public Religion Research Institute, said polls showed a sizable gender gap among evangelical voters in the weeks leading up to the election, mirroring the polling trend that showed waning support for Trump among female voters across the board.

Without the media, the public polling trend is quite unlikely to be reversed.

The broader polling trend is also in favor of political defenders of LGBT rights.

Endless debates, mega-millions advertising budgets, minute analysis of polling trends and actual votes cast by actual voters have not changed that reality.

By looking at polling trends in the upcoming House and Senate elections, we can start to gauge how big the Republican gains might be.

(Reuters) THE AMERICAS CANADA: PREMIER DERIDES POLLS Prime Minister Jean Chretien, in power since 1993, has dismissed polling trends that show his Liberal Party slumping and the opposition Canadian Alliance rising.

Gallup reports that their "election polling trends since the advent of televised presidential debates...reveal few instances in which the debates may have had a substantive impact on election outcomes".

While polling trends generally indicate most people don't want independence, the "Yes" side says the momentum is now with them, after a a YouGov poll for the Sunday Times suggested that, of those who have made up their mind, 51% planned to back independence, while 49% intended to vote "No".