Sentence examples for total polling from inspiring English sources

Sturgis also downplays suggestions of a material, last-minute swing to the Conservatives, concluding that if it happened at all "it only accounted for a small amount of the total polling error".

Gujarat: As Gujarat prepares for the upcoming state assembly elections, the Election Commission on Wednesday declared almost 30 percent of the total polling stations in the state as "critical or vulnerable," India Today reported.

With total polling votes to date already passing 1 million, it's quite clear that people are responding to this addictive little site and the campaign as a whole.

For example, only 28percentt of Catholics said celibacy increased the likelihood of priests abusing minors, while 49percentt of the total polled took that view.

A holiday spending survey performed by the NPD Group showed no change from last year in the amount of consumers, 30% of the total polled, who said they would spend less this year than they did last year on holiday shopping.

In 1912 his total poll exceeded Mr Roosevelt's by two million votes, but it was 1,300,000 behind the combined total of Roosevelt and Taft.

Even candidates as strong as George W. Bush in 2000 — who may have been the best non-incumbent primary candidate ever, with exceptionally strong fund-raising totals and polling numbers — have encountered a few bumps along the road.

The quick counts, used in elections around the world, tally totals from various polling sites, have a margin of error of 1percentt and are more accurate than surveys of voters leaving the polls.

Its task is formally technical, to total local polling results and rule on any disparities.

The graph below shows the decline in the two-party polling for Labor, matched alongside the total support and oppose polling for the carbon price.

"Because we've achieved that, I'm setting a new target," Mr Miliband said, aiming for a total of five million by polling day on 7 May.