Sentence examples for vote analysis from inspiring English sources

(A vote analysis casts him as one of the top 25 conservative members of the Senate, and Tea Party darling and intrastate rival Paul is at number 19).

Asked how it came about that Fox would hire the cousin of one of the candidates to run its vote analysis, Mr. Moody said, "I don't believe you should punish people for who they are related to, as long as they don't misuse either the relationship or their ability to get information".

Mitt Romney (nickname: "The Mittster") Latest Polling Average (per cent): 21.4 Probability of winning (per cent): 39.6 Momentum Factor: Positive Money and Organization: Positive Prediction: Second with twenty-two per cent of the vote Analysis: Although he didn't spend very much time in Iowa, Romney invested a lot of money and resources there, especially in the last couple of weeks.

Newt Gingrich (nickname: "The Historian") Latest Polling Average (per cent): 14.3 Probability of Winning (per cent): 1.4 Momentum: Negative Money and Organization: Negative Prediction: Fourth with fourteen per cent of the vote Analysis: The conventional wisdom is that Newt is toast.

Sick of the poor analytics, lack of geographical information and little vote analysis on industry leaders like Poll Daddy, Schaechter built GoPollGo to maximize what he felt was the potential of polling services.

But let's assume for a minute that there is some practical validity to using the popular vote analysis as an argument for upsetting a lead in the pledged delegate totals.

And as Richard Berke and Adam Clymer showed in an electoral-vote analysis in The Times on Friday, the contest looks even closer when viewed as a showdown for a handful of swing states including Michigan, Missouri, Florida, Illinois, Ohio, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

And I've seen an ad from Planned Parenthood featuring a rape victim, which uses voting "analysis" to imply that Mr McCain doesn't wish to see rapists punished.

But in Britain, the biggest news from Wylie's testimony was his sensational assertion that the outcome of the Brexit vote, in June of 2016, may well have been different if not for "cheating" that involved a Canadian data firm closely tied to C.A. Wylie didn't provide any new voting analysis to back up his claim, but opponents of Brexit quickly seized on it.

For all the hours of pre-election predictions and post-vote analysis, the 2010 midterms came down to a very simple truth: If unemployment were near double digits come November, Democrats would take a beating.

In a vote, the analysis weighs heavily".