Sentence examples for polls from which from inspiring English sources

First, a comment about the exit polls from which most of these data are drawn: They were conducted only in 30 states.

The very next day, he took a dive in the polls from which he didn't recover until the end.

As for Mr Gbagbo, he was elected in 2000 in a poll from which his two main opponents were barred.

Less noticed overseas, Sinn Fein has also garnered support south of the border, where it now commands getting on for 10% in opinion polls.From which party is Sinn Fein drawing its support?

The omnishambles budget of that year had led to a fall in the party's poll ratings from which it is slowly beginning to recover.

The coalition's decision to introduce higher fees shortly after it formed led to rioting and forced a dramatic decline in the Liberal Democrats' poll ratings, from which the party has never fully recovered.

The coalition's decision to introduce higher fees shortly after it formed led to rioting on the streets and forced a dramatic decline in the Liberal Democrats' poll ratings, from which the party has never fully recovered.

The Real Clear Politics poll of polls, which combines data from many individual polls, shows that Bush has been in the lead for most of the past six months, and that he's still ahead, with a polling average of 15.5 per cent.

Given the latest polls from South Carolina, which show Romney well ahead, that also seems unlikely.

In one of the latest polls from Iowa, which has Paul leading Romney by four points and Newt Gingrich by ten points, confirms that Paul is attracting support from across the political spectrum.

But now, the latest of these polls from Pink News (which has its own demographically-weighted voter panel) is showing a 30-point collapse in Tory support over the last 10 months (39% in June 2009 to 9% today) and a 38-point surge for the Liberal Democrats (20% in June 2009, 58% today).