Sentences with phrase «poll lead approaching»

And thus far, it seems to be going swimmingly with an average poll lead approaching 20 %, even before the campaign proper has hit its stride.

Not exact matches

On the one hand, that country is especially anxious to get a deal, with elections approaching and an anti-establishment outsider candidate leading in the polls.

Since then, the leading polling organisations have devoted considerable energy to determining what went wrong and how their approaches can be improved.

As the election approaches, a hotly debated topic has been the comparison to 1992, when a catastrophic opinion polling failure led almost everyone to predict a hung parliament, with Neil Kinnock as Prime Minister, only for John Major's Conservatives to win with a 21 - seat majority.

Polls show Cuomo with a double - digit lead while he campaigns on his pragmatic, muscular approach to governing: citing liberal victories on gay marriage and gun control alongside tax cuts and a focus on upstate economic development.

On the heels of the release by GOP Nassau County executive candidate Jack Martins» campaign this morning of a polling memo that shows him leading his Democratic opponent, Laura Curran, among likely voters with Election Day fast approaching, the Curran campaign has responded with its own polling memo that shows... well, the exact opposite result.

As the 65th anniversary of the D - Day landings approaches, a leading union is encouraging Brits to fight fascism at the polls in this week's local and European elections.

Another approach comes from Public Advocate Bill DeBlasio, who is also a mayoral candidate, leading one of the most recent polls of the candidates in the Democratic primary.

Those, such as Dan Hodges at the Telegraph, who are still betting on a Tory - led government, believe that the Tories» aggressively insisting the SNP will pull the strings if Labour come to power will have a significant pro-Tory impact on English marginals as polling day approaches.

If a potential supporter was labeled «temperamental,» the language and approach would change, according to Chris Wilson, the campaign's director of research and analytics, who has taken a leave from the polling firm he leads, WPA Opinion Research.