Sentence examples for polls counter from inspiring English sources

Mark Blumenthal, the senior polling editor of the Huffington Post and the founding editor of Pollster.com, wrote a piece this morning with the headline: "Presidential Polls Counter Romney Surge Myth".

More important than national polls, Mr. Weber countered, are polls in states where Republicans hope to regain ground next year — in the South, the rural Midwest and the Mountain West — that he said were much more supportive.

The task facing the campaign is to reverse the polls, and to counter the attacks on its candidate by the Bush campaign and groups like the Swift Boat veterans.

Seeking to counter polls that show a growing public appetite for a quick conclusion, Mr. Gore argued in a speech on national television that "ignoring votes means ignoring democracy itself".

"It's called 'It Takes a Family.' " His recent rise in the polls seems to counter a major new theory in this primary contest — that support in Iowa can be won in televised debates and in cable news studios, without much retail campaigning.

PCCC, in putting out the Kuster poll, is countering back.

He and other Republicans said that they would be monitoring polling sites to counter any claims by Democrats of excessive lines and that given the weeks of early voting, Ohio had done more than enough to help voters.

Mr. Hollande, whose popularity is at a low in polls, has sought to counter the trend.

Republicans counter that polls show a plurality of Americans disapprove of the way the Benghazi attack was handled.

And Democrats are too cowed to counter much, given polls that show many Americans believe Mr. Obama's 2009-10 stimulus package did not work, despite studies to the contrary.

Gov. James S. Gilmore III of Virginia, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, took the unusual step of arranging a conference call with reporters today to counter publicity about polls showing that Mr. Bush's approval rating is around 50percentt.