Sentences with phrase «next poll there»

[x] In the 2016 Education Next poll there was also strong support for teacher pay increases — regardless of how the question was asked, 42 percent to 65 percent of Americans favored pay raises and virtually no one thought pay was too high.

Not exact matches

There's less than three weeks until Londoners elect their next mayor and the latest poll released by ComRes says Labour candidate Sadiq Khan remains on course to replace the outgoing Boris Johnson on May 5.

There's plenty of reasons to drive straight past the polls next week.

LONDON — Two of the biggest investors in Scotland on Wednesday warned of the consequences of a «Yes» vote for independence there amid opinion polls showing next week's referendum has become too close to call.

The powerful macroeconomic and investing ideas will still be there next week — and at the end of today's letter I will discuss an informal poll I've conducted on the timing of the next recession.

«Next year, when you are running for your third term as Governor of new York, when you go to the polling place to cast your vote, promise me you will not ride there on horseback,» he said.

The Scottish party political conference season kicks off this weekend, and that together with the fact that it will be «six months to go» until polling day next Wednesday means there is likely to be another intense round of media speculation and commentary on the state of the referendum race in the next few days.

A new poll finds Gov. Andrew Cuomo well positioned to win re-election next year, but there are some weaknesses in his generally positive numbers.

On the basis of this poll though it seems to have been consolidated (there should be two more polls early next week to confirm or contradict that).

If the stikes over public sector pensions were the determining factor in a decline in popularity for Ed Miliband in LabourList's poll, next month's poll considering whether or not there will be a fallout from the EU treaty for him will be highly anticipated by friends and foes alike.

There is a Populus poll in The Times tomorrow which does not appear to cover voting intention, but rather asks the public what they expect they outcome of the next election to be.

«And the MP who tops our poll as the next leader if there were a vacancy — current party president Tim Farron — has already pledged his loyalty to Nick Clegg.

«There is only an hour and half left to get involved and have a say about who'll be the next Mayor on London, go to the polling station!».

Despite a consistent poll lead for the SNP, the Labour leader Jack McConnell has insisted there is still «all to play for» ahead of next week's Scottish election.

A shock exit poll predicts there may be a hung parliament, so the next Conservative party leader may come sooner than expected.

This poll was carried out between Monday and Wednesday, so almost entirely before the announcement of Nick Clegg as their new leader and the attendent publicity, so they may well get a further boost — ICM's monthly poll will presumably be out next week and in contrast to YouGov they normally give the Lib Dems their highest scores, so look out for their score there.

Schaefer argued that ---- given GENDA's strong polling and the progress made this year on educating senators ---- if Senate leadership were willing to step up, there is no reason GENDA could not win approval next year, despite the customary assumption that tough votes are best avoided during an election year.

And yet there is that polling, and if the next mass killing is near an election it could sway a lot of votes in any state.

Setting aside for the moment the fact that the Westminster lobby seems to be yet to clock the political turmoil in store for Labour over the next six months as it approaches its special conference, there is another issue to which Labour must pay attention if it is serious about winning: its polling.

At the moment there is no clearly identified alternative to Brown as the next Labour leader, but if one does emerge and the polls do not improve for Gordon Brown, he may yet face a true challenge for the top job.

A new poll finds that Governor Cuomo is well positioned to win reelection next year, though there are some weaknesses in the governor's generally positive numbers.

Finally, a Populus poll for the Daily Politics on Friday asked whether «Now there is a Scottish Parliament and a Welsh assembly the next Prime Minister ought to come from England» — 40 % agreed, 53 % disagreed.

To be @ 9 % in the polls is irretrieveable before the next election - are the rank & file LibDems simply in shock, or do they really think there is a way back - or are they still hypnotised by Clegg?

With polls suggesting Labour will struggle to get a majority at next year's election, and with Miliband making a series of gaffes and struggling in the polls, there have been murmurs of discontent from within the party.

This seems to indicate that there will be no formal announcement by Cuomo prior to the Democratic Rural Conference straw poll in Niagara Falls next weekend.

There'll be more pressure on Clegg if the Liberal Democrats fold in the Oldham East and Saddleworth poll., and after next spring's local elections.

With the two candidates running even in the polls, neither party wanted to risk passing a bill when there was a good chance that they could send a bill that was more to their guy's liking the next year.

We all vote on what book to read next and we read in a three month rotation (Pre-1910, 1910 - 1959, 1960 - 2004), so please visit our polls to help us select our next book https://www.goodreads.com/poll/list/78394-classics-without-all-the-class?type=group (we pick a book two months ahead in case there is a monster read, people can get started on it early if they desire [Anna Karenina comes to mind...] Our Facebook can be found at the link below.

And there is no other way to do that but to try as many things as possible: offer a giveaway, host an author Q&A event, post an excerpt or a short story, post a picture with a quote, organize a poll for your fans to choose your next character's name, etc..

Despite the overwhelming support of and references to Dash as the up - and - coming cryptocurrency, a poll conducted among several hundreds of members of a popular criminal forum revealed that there is no unified agreement for which currency should be adopted next.