Sentence examples for polling voting from inspiring English sources

The tricky thing about polling voting intention, however you do it, is that it is no use asking people what they plan to do and just totting up the totals.

In 2004 only 5.8% of voters used pre-poll voting.

Unlike in other polls, voting for the Harris poll does not begin until October and ballots remain secret until the season's final week.

They're the times when churches in black communities lead Sunday "souls to the polls" voting drives.

During the Republican nominating contest, competing paradigms have arisen for how to interpret the evidence from polls, voting results and other tangible indicators of success or failure.

They have been speaking loud and clear in our monthly CEO Approval poll, voting Jobs to the top spot twice in four months, in March and May.

In last Sunday's Kiev-run polls, voting did not take place in rebel-held eastern districts, or in Crimea, which Russia annexed in March.

But 37 of 63 coaches in the poll voted U.S.C.

He had actually topped that poll, voted for by television viewers, while still prowling the touchline as an unused substitute.

A New York Times poll voted their debut one of the 20 most influential albums of the 20th century.

The year before, 70% in a GMTV poll voted against it and 91% in a Cosmopolitan magazine survey.