Sentence examples for polls year from inspiring English sources

In the same way a lifelong loser keeps throwing out dice at the craps table, I keep heading to the polls, year after year, trying to make that final flick of a chad one that sticks.

In fact, as measured by the standard deviation of national polls since November, this has been the least volatile polling year ever.

As the idol of party activists, Benn was still able to top the poll year after year in elections to Labour's National Executive Committee, in which he chaired the Home Affairs committee.

Another bad polling year might be lurking around the corner".

The number of undecided voters is now very small in most states, and third-party candidates are not a major factor in the race (as they are in volatile polling years like 1980 and 1992).

The contest has been neck and neck in the polls all year.

The race, dead even in the polls all year, has become increasingly bitter.

Ohio remains the largest problem for Mr. Romney, where he has been behind in most polls all year.

Mitt Romney continues to surge in the FiveThirtyEight forecast, and Friday may have featured his best set of polls all year.

Mr. Sarkozy, who is at a low in the opinion polls a year before elections, may not like this film, however.

The institute conducts about 30 polls a year in addition to the Star-Ledger/Eagleton-Rutgers poll, and most of them are nonpolitical.