Sentence examples for polls out from inspiring English sources

POLLS SHOW TRUMP DECLINING BEFORE LATEST SCANDAL - HuffPollster: "New polls out Sunday morning show Donald Trump was the electoral underdog even before the news broke about a 2005 tape in which the GOP nominee made lewd comments about assaulting women….

There were two polls out in Minnesota on Saturday.

On Sunday, there were two state polls out, each of which were a bit strange.

He noted that many of the polls out now were conducted among registered voters.

Then, referring to his press secretary, Marc LaVorgna, he added, "Marc told me there's even polls out that say I'm popular".

While state polls dominated the news on Wednesday, there were also a handful of national polls out, even as others have been suspended in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.

My offhand impression has been that the pace of presidential polling has been much slower than in 2008: that by this point in 2008, for instance, it would have been extremely unusual to not have any new state polls out on a given weekday, as happened on Monday.

All this is to say that when we average the polls out, there's not a lot of movement around a solid Clinton advantage.

The latest polls out on the primary; however, show former Godfather's Pizza CEO Herman Cain finding a surge in support and the Perry's numbers on the decline.

The national polls out on Friday were not terribly newsworthy.

As little as two months ago, she was riding high, leading Mr Obama by more than 20 percentage points in national opinion polls, out-raising him in the cash stakes and holding commanding leads in almost all the biggest prize states.