Sentence examples for use of polling from inspiring English sources

In "Curry," the 11th Circuit rejected a substantive due process claim based on an Alabama subcommittee's use of polling data to determine the number of illegal votes cast in a Democratic gubernatorial runoff primary.

In particular he warns of the danger to free speech if the US were to go down the route of some countries and begin limiting the use of polling ahead of elections.

Moreover, it is necessary to consider the overhead caused by the use of polling mechanisms, and to make a balancing of these mechanisms.

Horse race coverage is the favorite use of polling data by journalists because horse races are an easy story: who is in first place?

One example is the use of polling booth surveys to monitor outcomes, and we would further recommend the adoption of such surveys by TSUs in other states as well.

To enable the use of polling in other environments, we introduce two polling methods designed to work in heavily loaded systems or in systems in which the load changes dynamically.

The board had tried to make the change because some nursing homes were closing their polls earlier than the law allowed or resisting the use of their polling places for nonresidents.

Morris was also the architect of the consensual banality--through excessive use of polling that overwhelmed American politics in 1996 and dominates it still.

But the controversy has also led to a critical examination of the indiscriminate use of poll numbers.

Even if public opinion could be measured (which Rogers doubted), he believed that legislators' use of polls to inform their votes would be inconsistent with their constitutional duty.

Nor does the increasing use of polls mean that the party is ready to allow a more open airing of dissent.