Sentence examples for vast poll from inspiring English sources

The Literary Digest, which had run accurate surveys before past presidential elections, spared no expense in putting together a vast poll sample of an extraordinary 2 million voters.

Ms Clinton has a vast poll lead and unmatched fundraising resources, though Mr Sanders has been drawing large crowds from the left at his appearances in key primary states.

This year, three of the world's largest democracies are holding national elections — vast polls spread over several days and thousands of miles of territory, involving more than a billion voters.

According to a vast unscientific poll, blue is the most popular color in the world.

Actually, it's far from "vast": a Gallup poll just last month (pdf) showed 61% of Americans approved of using the death penalty – the lowest since 1972.

Recent polls suggest up to 38% of Scots support independence, but the vast majority of polls and the most authoritative studies of Scottish public opinion show that fiscal autonomy within the UK – an option known as "devo max" – is the most popular option by two to one.

In generic polling, vast majorities of consumers say they want labelling of GM foods.

Meanwhile, Mr. Obama continues to hold the lead in the vast majority of polls in Iowa, Nevada, Ohio and Wisconsin, the states that represent his path of least resistance toward winning the Electoral College.

He's been ahead in the vast majority of polls in Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, and all the other states where the Democrat normally wins.

If that is the case, Afghan election workers will have less than three weeks to roll out the vast apparatus of polling sites and voting machines across this rugged country.

And it does not require the Tories to spend vast amounts on polls and political strategists to work out that they should spend much of the next election campaign encouraging personal attacks on Miliband.