Sentence examples for round of polling from inspiring English sources

M.Q.M. responded by threatening violence against P.T.I. supporters and boycotting the second round of polling.

But the latest round of polling shows that he needed to do something to shake up the race.

Speculation about Mr. Codey's intentions is bound to grow after the next round of polling on theoretical primary match-ups, which will inevitably show Mr. Codey gaining ground.

Sarkozy, 59, had been tipped to win the leadership vote and indeed gained a clear majority, which avoided the humiliation of a second round of polling.

They have also jumped to second in Great Yarmouth, where the Tories are now ahead, having been behind Labour in my previous round of polling.

The report said he plans to intends to conduct another round of polling after the New Hampshire primary on February 9 to gauge whether there is an opening for him.

Kakha Dzagania, the Labor Party spokesman, called the buses a "carousel" in which voters made the rounds of polling places.

But as the first of three rounds of polling in a general election wrapped up, one Cairo tabloid took a more sceptical view.

In 1993, four years after the violent government suppression of the student democracy movement in Tiananmen Square, Beijing led Sydney, Australia, through several preliminary rounds of polling for the 2000 Games before losing by two votes.

McConnell had appeared wary of a challenge from Judd, and early rounds of polling gauging the matchup -- including one from his campaign -- suggested that she could have provided a viable challenge.

Recent rounds of polling for other senators who opposed the background checks bill have suggested similarly that the vote has come back to bite them, especially in states where a majority of voters have said they support background checks.