Sentence examples similar to record poll from inspiring English sources

He walked through the process: poll worker uses a key card to open a panel in the side of the machine; machine produces a zero tape (like a grocery-store receipt, which shows that no votes have been recorded); poll worker checks the settings ("Time's right, date's right, year's right — we must have an election!").

The intervention is supported by a majority of the French public, but it hasn't directly boosted Sarkozy's record low poll ratings.

Mr. Rudd, who last week replaced the struggling Julia Gillard as prime minister amid record low poll numbers for their governing Labor Party, is facing a hotly contested election currently set for September.

Latinos turned out in Iowa in record numbers, poll indicates.

The only option for them was to cast a provisional ballot, which is not recorded if poll workers cannot find a matching voter-registration record.

The announcers record rigorously poll-tested scripts.

His Scottish National Party's (SNP's) devolved government currently enjoys record opinion-poll ratings.

As imperfect as prediction markets are in forecasting elections, they have at least as good a recent record as polls.

More recently, however, beset by official investigations and record-low poll ratings, the President has reverted to the jingoistic rabble-rousing he employed in his campaign.

Whereas the record of polls in predicting general elections (especially presidential elections) has been pretty good, their record in primary elections has often been bad, and probably always will be.

Voter turnout at the election in mid-June was estimated to reach record highs (polling hours were extended four times to accommodate the turnout), a factor that some interpreted as favourable to Mousavi.