Sentence examples for usual polling from inspiring English sources

Her usual polling place in a public school was closed because of storm damage.

"Sandy confuses voters flooded out of usual polling places," reads a Star-Ledger (N.J).

When Mr. Chen showed up to vote at his usual polling place in another elementary school in eastern Taipei on Saturday morning, he was led into the building by guards brandishing assault weapons, a rare sight in Taiwan, where the police are mostly not armed and the presidential bodyguard seldom shows any weapons.

Bridgeport, one of Connecticut's largest cities with one of the poorest populations, found resident Zena Galberth voting way out of her way at an alternate location since her usual polling place was closed.

Therefore, Oct. 1 will dawn with the usual polling stations, like local schools, sealed and guarded by law enforcement officers so that no one can deposit a (non-existent) ballot in a (currently non-existent) ballot box.

But they say that he has performed well above his usual poll rating, stabilising his position and undermining Tory attempts to portray him as weak.

CNN had not yet reported the sample size of the survey, but did note that the sample leaned somewhat more Republican than its usual polls.

(Officials reduced the usual number of polling places, 4,900, to 1,786 because there was not enough time to set up all of them).

Besides Internet voting, a heavily promoted event that lasted five days, the party allowed mail-in voting for the first time, as well as the usual balloting at polling places.

For some incomprehensible reason that still remains a complete mystery, this year's elections are no longer governed by the usual determinants of polling.

He held no public events Tuesday, spurning the usual last-minute appeals at polling places and spending his day instead conducting radio and television interviews — and planning for the battle ahead in South Carolina, where his future appears much brighter.