Sentence examples for under polls from inspiring English sources

As the Windy City faces its first mayoral runoff election in history, a local firm that's been polling about this race weekly states, "it is clear the Hispanic population under polls".

There is documented reality that marijuana reforms always under-poll and over-perform.

It is not true that if you scratch only under poll results deeply enough, you will discover the American people actually take a clear side on abortion.

Though he added, "it's also possible that we have too many Democrats," because "there's always the chance of an over- or under-representation" in polls.

Wales Win 3-5 regional-list seats, under-performing polling expectations.

A second round would favour Besigye, but all polls under-sample the rural areas which are more likely to support the President.

Despite his party trailing in polls, under Israel's electoral system Netanyahu may still find it easier to form a right-leaning coalition and stay in power.

Sheikh Hasina will emphasise, with good justification, that polls held under the AL since 2009 have been relatively fair.

Whether the board chooses either, or comes up with a surprise, can be decided only after a number of retiring governors are replaced in polls now under way.

IN a world buried under a blizzard of polls, rankings, financial statistics and endless official data, we are increasingly pressured to trust in the absolute authority of numbers.

The great unknown is whether the same wave of independents who voted for Mr. McCain in New Hampshire -- largely under the radar of polls -- will appear in South Carolina.