Sentence examples for postal poll from inspiring English sources

In a nationwide postal poll, an overwhelming majority supported the legalization of same-sex marriage.

The move was backed by over 61percentt of the 12.7 million voters who voiced their opinion in a national postal poll in November.

The endless reports and statistics insisting people are largely chill with it apparently weren't enough so now we're stuck with a big, expensive, non-compulsory postal opinion poll that can be manipulated to give the NO answer conservative politicians are hoping for.

AME also argued for compulsory voting, with postal, pre-poll and overseas voting to be allowed, and said anti-discrimination exemptions should be limited to religious celebrants.

Mirabella has claimed 57.2% of the postal and pre-poll votes so far, partially due to her strong pre-poll campaign, unlike the McGowan camp, which hadn't factored postal votes into its strategy.

However, with little more than 600 postal and pre-poll votes to count, Mirabella's chances of overcoming this deficit is negligible, based on voting trends.

Some EU nationals have been wrongly sent postal votes and polling cards for the UK's referendum because of a "systems issue", the Electoral Commission has said.

But it also acknowledged that there had been a problem with classification of voter nationality that meant some ineligible EU nationals had been sent postal votes and polling cards.

If 2010 is any guide, we can expect the Coalition's vote share to increase as the count progresses, with postal and pre-poll ballots tending to be more favorable to the Coalition than the votes cast on election day and counted on election night.

An AEC spokesman told Guardian Australia the counting and scrutiny of about 15,000 postal and pre-poll votes means a further delay in the declaration of a result, with an automatic recount triggered if the difference between the two leading candidates is less than 100 votes.

For the House of Representatives, the following batches of votes – called declaration votes – are now being counted: postal votes pre-poll votes cast outside the home electorate votes cast on election day outside the home electorate provisional votes (we'll come back to explain these) Declaration votes also need to be counted for the Senate (as well as all of the other pre-poll votes).