Definition of «early polls»

"Early polls" refers to surveys or opinion polls conducted in the initial stages of an event or situation, usually before a significant decision or outcome is reached. It helps gather an early understanding or prediction of public opinion before more data or developments emerge.

Sentences with «early polls»

Early polls indicate that voters are evenly divided over the measure, which also contains gasoline - tax hikes and other provisions to raise needed transportation funding. (edweek.org)
In 2008, before term limits were extended so Mayor Bloomberg could capture a third term, Markowitz in early polls led all potential Democratic mayoral candidates — including Weiner, Quinn and Thompson. (nypost.com)
While early polling showed public backing for the convention — a 44 percent - to - 39 percent edge as late as early October — the numbers now are lopsided against one, although issues such as term limits and ending campaign funding loopholes for limited liability companies could come up during a convention. (newsday.com)
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