Sentence examples for run polling from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, if you imagine the political parties are cricket teams and run polling data from the last election through the Duckworth-Lewis equation, Nick Griffin wins the Ashes.
Community leaders say the arrests are meant to scare the teachers and other civil servants who run polling places to allow vote-rigging if there is a presidential runoff.
Since resigning from Conservative central office in 2010 where he had run polling and funded a target seats campaign for David Cameron, he doesn't have to toe any party line.
But it managed to register 14m voters, or 69% of the electorate, which is more than expected, and it hired 120,000 staff to run polling stations.We are watchingThe single best insurance against widespread violence may be the enormous attention the election is attracting, both at home and abroad.
Dalia Mogahed runs polling in the Arab world for Gallup.
The Nationals candidate, Matthew Fraser, also ran, polling 37.6% of first preferences.
He "made an incredible surge among the Tea Party supporters," according to Patrick Murray, who runs polling for Monmouth University.
Matthew Dowd, who ran polling and much of the planning for Bush, explained the 2004 Republican strategy to me just after the election.
Matthew Dowd, who runs polling for the Republican National Committee, said Bush's inattention to detail -- so easily mocked -- hurts him not at all with voters.
A country has laws making it illegal to run polls the week prior to elections?
LIBERIANS have voted in the first domestically run poll since the end of a bloody civil war in 2003.
