Sentences with phrase «polling data suggests»

At the moment in the US, polling data suggests that the public's opinion has built up against AGW as an important problem, this being the result of decades of efforts by the denialist camp.

A careful look at polling data suggests that we must find better ways of explaining why our economic policies will better serve the poor and middle class.

The most recent polling data suggests that Conservatives will still win a majority.

The polling data suggest that overall, perhaps 1/3 or a little more actually practice their faith.

While the data pertain to the period immediately prior to the election campaign, longitudinal analyses and other polling data suggest that the results are still relevant at the time of the general election.

The Tories had previously rolled out polling data suggesting that the general public would support legislation putting same - sex marriages on a level legal status with heterosexual marriages.

In fact, the polling data suggest that the public has over-reacted to that message.

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He takes as his point of departure some polling data that suggests a durable unwillingness to vote for a Mormon presidential candidate, a reluctance that has....

The aggregate of the polling data before the election suggested that DT had a 30 % chance of winning: The fundamental problem is not with the polls but with the pundits.

Polling data on the question of whether people were going to vote suggested that a large number were coming off the benches.

This forecast (which, incidentally, is almost identical to Steve Fisher's latest forecast — based on polling data — for all parties except the Liberal Democrats) suggests that the Conservatives are likely to be the largest party at the next election.

Reading of the tea leaves, which political journalists have resorted to in place of actual polling data, has suggested the frontrunner's status has been placed increasingly in doubt.

In fact, our estimate, incorporating all the polling data, suggests Labour support is up half a point on last month, at 38.1 %.

They claimed the shadow home secretary was best placed to beat Corbyn due to polling data which suggests she is increasingly being selected as second preference and attracting more support in London.

[31] Data gathered from individuals at 130 polling stations around the country suggested a hung parliament, with an initial estimate that the Conservative Party would achieve 307 seats — 19 seats short of a controlling majority.

No official data exists for the scale of the youth vote but an NME - led exit poll suggests turnout among under - 35s rose by 12 points compared with 2015, to 56 %.

Couple that dismal showing among Democrats in the Marist poll with other recent data that suggests state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo would soundly defeat Paterson if he ran in the primary and the White House's attempted intervention, and it's clear that the governor has lost the confidence of his own party.

The scientists also suggest compiling voter - registration data on CD - ROMs, which could be distributed to polling places.

Of course, those polling data should be treated with appropriate skepticism directed towards any polling data, but I think it unlikely that the picture the paint is diametric to reality — as would seem to me to be suggested by your singling out at ««CAGW memeplex» from the family of memeplexes that inhabit the climate wars.

But the Harris Poll survey data suggest that younger adults may play a bigger role in causing rates to rise more than other age groups.