Sentence examples for polls provided by from inspiring English sources

Further, according to exit polls provided by Edison Media Research and Mitofsky International, evangelical voters here split among Mr. McCain, Mitt Romney and, to a lesser degree, Mike Huckabee.

Sanders currently lags some 8.6 percentage points behind Clinton in a composite of Democratic nomination polls provided by Real Clear Politics.

In 2014, users were given the chance to vote on Oscars favourites via a poll provided by Poptip, but that function was only available on the mobile app.

(When polls provide a day-by-day breakdown of their results, as Public Policy Polling and The Des Moines Register recently have, our forecast model treats each day as tantamount to a separate survey).

Far more than national polls, which can track the mood of the electorate only as a whole, the results in the state-by-state polls provide a detailed snapshot of the race where it matters most, in geography and demography.

Polls provide some evidence for the Democrats' contention; while majorities of Americans favor cutting spending, nonpartisan polls show that by large margins, they also oppose cutting particular areas like those on the chopping block.

The opinion polls provide an unambiguous answer: jobs.

Polls provide much of this drug.

Today, the uninformative information provided by polls is even more acute, obvious to anyone who has followed the pollsters' fascination with the 2008 national Democratic electorate.

No independent monitors were present at the vote, where some polling stations had "security" provided by balaclava-clad gunmen.

With results provided by polling places and a fraud analysis to test the reliability of the reported results, it will be possible to determine whether there is a clear winner in the presidential race.