Sentence examples for polls points from inspiring English sources

Having said that, the net result of hundreds of state and national polls points to a clear possibility that the Electoral College could deny the Presidency to a candidate (either Republican or Democrat) who receives the most popular votes nationwide in the 2008 presidential election.

Like my friend Mark, who calls himself "a data fan" and who believes the aggregate of the polls points to an Obama victory.

Several polls point to a hung parliament.

The polls pointed toward a competitive race.

Online polls point to a very close contest.

Democrat-commissioned polls point to a dead heat.

What opportunities do these polls point to for each of the candidates?

Yet the polls point to a breathtakingly close contest, with several possible outcomes.

The opinion polls point to a narrowing gap, but not yet to a PP win.

Exit polls point to the Bharatiya Janata Party swooping back to power after a decade in opposition.

But the polls point to a fragmented parliament and months of coalition bargaining.