Sentence examples for polls up from inspiring English sources

In 2012, 10% of voters were Hispanic, according to the exit polls, up just 1 percentage point since 2008.

In Tennessee, 71 percent of Republican voters were white evangelicals, according to the exit polls, up from 66 percent in 2008.

Meanwhile Ukip is significantly outperforming its projected figure from most national polls, up 15 points on 23%, far above the 15% projected from national polling.

The FiveThirtyEight forecast model now gives Mr. Kaine roughly a 75 percent chance of winning the seat on the strength of the new polls, up from about 60 percent in Tuesday's forecast.

Although Chávistas in central Caracas launched fireworks and honked their car horns in celebration, the tiny margin shocked many aides, who had been expecting the double-digit victory predicted by most polls up until a week ago.

And, according to the latest polls, up to four-fifths of Israelis see their country endangered by the deal.

Though it has fallen back in the polls recently, and enjoyed less attention during this election campaign than some had predicted, UKIP is still on 12% in The Economist's poll-of-polls, up from 3% in the 2010 election.

Mr. Santorum received 8 percent in this poll, up from 3 percent in December.

A case in point is his piece today, which interprets six months worth of polling up and downs through the useful frame of "Obama versus gravity".

On the other hand, Mr. Obama extended his lead to seven points in the Gallup national tracking poll, up from six on Tuesday.

Labour was nearly wiped out in Scotland in May, and the SNP is currently polling up to 55%, while Labour languishes at 20%.