Sentence examples for polls count from inspiring English sources

Subjective polls count for another 25percentt and then strength of schedule and won-loss record are factored in.

If the IRA fails to deliver, will the new-found status of Mr McGuinness and Mr Adams, or their party's success at the polls, count for anything or ever be repeated?

One week after Australians went to the polls, counting continued over the weekend with the Coalition inching towards a result where it is likely to form government.

The state's high court observed that "no rule of law is prevalent" in UP and that criminals with money or political clout can evade justice.Such considerations sway the 29% of voters who, according to the opinion poll, count themselves consistent backers of no party.

In these polls or the same poll counted different ways the share of undecided voters runs from 4% to 6%, which is itself a 50% difference.

The poll counted votes of over 1 million students in more than 1,200 campuses.

That Jewish group's poll counted 1.5 million Jews in the area, an increase of 100,000 in a decade, almost entirely because of a "huge surge" in the Orthodox population, which now numbers one-third of the area's Jews.

While it once looked like Le Pen would take as much as one-third of the vote, she now finds herself in second place, just 3 points ahead of the bottom two contenders, according to a HuffPost France poll count.