Sentence examples for relevant polls from inspiring English sources

Is there an objective way to determine who among those not, or not yet, running must be included in the relevant polls?

So people were seeing better (more relevant polls) but voting less.

But Mr. Barak said, "There's only one relevant poll, and this is on the sixth of October".

To get a look at whether a Republican governor's policy stances matter, I re-plotted some of the relevant polling data.

It is impossible to know whether they had all been legally registered at the relevant polling stations; some polling stations apparently did not have the lists of registered voters on view.With far more money than any other party, the NCP can afford to do this sort of thing.

As a first cut at the question, I pulled all the relevant polling on approval of the party in Congresss and party favorability from the Roper iPoll database for the periods leading up to the four most recent midterms (1994, 1998, 2002, and 2006).

The economy remains the top issue on the minds of voters, the poll found, and the ads were dismissed as not relevant by one poll respondent, Dana Hogan of Cincinnati.

There is another type of polling bias, however, which is potentially more relevant when there is polling after a major development in the news cycle.

The Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) said a front page article from 23 November last year – as well as more coverage inside the paper – misrepresented the results of the poll on which they were based because the relevant question in its poll did not support the claim.

For this reason, the trends within an organization's polling are generally viewed as more relevant than the results from polls by different organizations within a short period of time.

The CPAC result could bolster the organizers' attempts to make the annual straw poll more relevant to the race after two consecutive wins by Paul.