Sentence examples for support in polls of from inspiring English sources

Testing gets more support in polls of black or Hispanic parents and of those whose children attend schools in large cities.

The collision of threats has frayed the bonds between Trump and some top Republicans even as the president retains strong support in polls of party voters.

Polling: Mr. Clark, who had only modest support in polls of rank-and-file Democrats until his announcement was imminent, surged in the days following it, as he averaged 15 percent in polls in the month thereafter.

And unlike Thomas, Kavanaugh is neither black nor making any kind of history on the court (nor is he even remotely popular with the public, having the lowest support in polls of any Supreme Court nominee of the last 30 years).

Stein and Johnson will need 15% of support in polls to debate on the main stage.

Still, despite this opposition — or perhaps, to some extent, because of it — the measure, Proposition 19, appears to have at least a decent chance of winning, so far drawing considerable support in polls from a coalition of Democrats, independents, younger voters and men as Election Day nears.

Their well-mobilized and politically active group of supporters is one of the reasons a post-Newtown universal background check bill failed in the Senate, despite overwhelming support in polls testing the specifics of the proposal.

It has maintained public support in polls, despite the incidents of violence.

Two weeks before the Nov. 5 election, Sarvis has drawn nearly 10percentt of support in polls, a showing he said was a sign of voters' disgust with the major parties, especially over the government shutdown.

Potential GOP presidential candidate and business mogul Donald Trump has been relentlessly questioning the president's birthplace in recent weeks, and has built up a significant amount of support in early polls of the contest.

This bill similarly had high rates of support in polls.