Sentence examples for polls later from inspiring English sources

In March 2014 he announced that he would not stand for election in the Lok Sabha polls later that spring.

When we have more detailed national exit polls, later tonight, we'll know just how much Donald Trump accelerated these trends.

The more advantage an incumbent builds after his convention, the more he'll be able to tolerate shedding a few points in the polls later.

Observers from the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe were due to give their assessment of the latest polls later on Monday.

However, exit polls later in the day saw voters under 30, the target demographic of the Obama camp, voting at about the same levels as in 2004.

The party's media image is so good that, even though it refused to take part in televised debates with other parties, opinion polls later showed that people judged it to have been the best performer in them.And the opposition is weak.

A Guardian/ICM poll later the same month showed the no campaign 16 points ahead.

A written poll later conducted in secret affirmed the 8-to-4 division, prompting the judge to declare a mistrial.

We will still be watching for more swing state polling later on Sunday and on Monday, but the final national polls will also deserve attention.

But it is hard to see how the country's legislative elections due on February 28th, or a presidential poll later in the year, can go ahead.

They rather saw the vote as an opportunity to reach out directly to the population and demand a genuine poll later.