Sentence examples for survey vote from inspiring English sources

Even then, ABC's online election survey Vote Compass found only 20% of 15,000 surveyed opposed a ban on jumps racing.

These differences go away, however, if we focus only on respondents who perceived their survey vote to be consequential.

Asked what aspect of modern Britain instilled most pride in them, those in the survey voted Shakespeare top, followed by the National Trust and the armed forces.

The majority of respondents were unaware of the upcoming referendum, and the experimental design allows us to control for referenda-related information effects as well as respondents' perceptions regarding the consequentiality (i.e. the potential policy impact) of their survey votes.

An important characteristic of the 10th Congress was the internal democratization of the party leadership, most notably seen in the Politburo's willingness to follow the "survey" voted by the 13th plenum of the Central Committee.

The vast majority of those surveyed voted to remain in the European Union, KPMG said.

While those surveyed voted Thatcher as the most influential woman, only 2% wanted to swap lives with her.

So, using the standard deviation as a measure of polarisation, we can see it has increased over time: On the whole, Australians have become more left wing as the average voter has moved from 5.47 to 5.15 on the political position scale between 1996 and 2013: The AES survey records how people surveyed voted at the previous election.

Crowdtap members earn redeemable points for taking "brand actions" like: completing "quick hit" surveys, voting in a poll, participating in a live-online discussions or sharing brand-related content with a few friends via social media and the Crowdtap platform.

The residents of Balcombe, Sussex, appear not to have believed his assurances, with 82percentt of those surveyed voting against drilling.

The reason could be that Pew does a better job than most of reaching farthest corners of the electorate who are the least likely to respond to a survey or vote.