Sentence examples for vote preferences from inspiring English sources

Ford et al. (2016) developed a three-stage method to forecast parliamentary election results from vote preferences in British opinion polls.

And history tells us that the convention period can often alter vote preferences in ways that persist through election day.

There is no evidence that vote preferences have shifted by any discernible amount....Why did Ms. Nunn gain in the polls?

Or does it mean that well-educated Republican turnout is down?...Another challenge is estimating vote preferences in the first place.

The differences in candidate rankings across these and other surveys likely results from variations in the way pollsters go about choosing Republicans to interview and measuring their national vote preferences.

While vote preferences have held essentially steady, she's now a slim point behind Donald Trump ― a first since May ― in the latest ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll, produced for ABC by Langer Research Associates.

This poll also included weights based on respondents' party identification and their presidential vote preference from the earlier survey.

The new results represent a rapid transformation in the current Republican vote preference.

And is the vote preference question really the best place to look for the bump?

No real change in Obama-Romney vote preference, at least the national level.

The disparity between the two platforms on racial justice coverage is reflected in vote preference.