Sentence examples for weak poll from inspiring English sources

What does a weak poll in Wisconsin tell us?

IN response to weak poll numbers, he also doubled down on God.

Then, CNN will catch up with Tim Pawlenty to ask him about his weak poll numbers in the 2012 presidential race.

"Her early and unfounded attacks on me, her weak poll numbers and her lethargic quarterly fund-raising results all point to a politician in trouble," he said.

It is unclear what impact Mr. Giuliani's weak poll numbers and poor primary finishes have had on his fund-raising, as new quarterly campaign spending reports will not be filed until the end of the month.

Once viewed as the top rival to Mitt Romney for the Republican presidential nomination, former Gov. Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota has struggled with lackluster donations, weak poll ratings, a widely criticized debate performance and new home-grown competition from Representative Michele Bachmann, a favorite of the Tea Party movement.

In the now-cast, a candidate's Electoral College winning chances might easily change by 5 percent if he has a day of strong or weak polls.

Where there are exceptions, and there haven't been many, they are usually candidates who have strong fundamentals but weak polling, rather than (as in Mr. Cain's case) the other way around.

His objection is to the fact that, instead of trying to fix Labour's big weaknesses its weak polling on the economy and on Mr Miliband's fitness for command the Labour leader has mainly been promising to spend oodles on the NHS, while launching blistering attacks on business.

Hickenlooper, who has largely recovered from weak polling last year, led each of his potential Republican opponents by wide margins in an April Quinnipiac poll.

It's true that requiring public disclosure won't necessarily prevent weak polls from getting into our charts -- although as Blumenthal wrote, "there is probably some correlation between a pollster's ability to answer basic questions about their methods and the quality of their work".