Sentence examples for share of polling from inspiring English sources

These two campaign worldviews, of course, aren't mutually exclusive; Mr. Obama does his share of polling, and Mrs. Clinton has her own story line of change.

They should end the reliance on a single shared source of polling information and form alliances to develop competing research efforts, which would correct each other and help explain why people favor the candidates they do.

In the lawsuit, Mr. McGreevey argued that coordination between the national Republicans and the Schundler campaign had already taken place, including the sharing of polling data.

The share of those polled by CNN who thought Clinton won is nearly identical to the 58percentt of viewers who said before the event that they supported her.

The science of storm tracking shares some of the inexactness of polling, with an attempt to sample the moment and try to guess where it's all headed next.

The election monitoring group Golos said it received 2,972 complaints, and observers closely monitoring web-streamed security camera footage of polling stations shared clips on social media that appeared to show ballot stuffing.

But Gingrich, playing on familiar turf and with the themes he's wielded deftly throughout his political career, turned the race on its ear and grabbed the delegate lead and a larger share of national polling.

No explanation for the decision was provided, but the party's share of the polls is lower: Ukip is currently polling at about 14% while the Greens sit at 5%.

And Mr. Luntz said that the prospect of sharing his polling research with a group of Republicans gave him pause.

While the total number of surveys fielded by all pollsters have also increased, Rasmussen's share of these polls has grown significantly, from 35% of all Senate polls so far to 49%.

All recent polls show the SNP on course to increase their share of the poll from both 2011 and 2015.