Sentences with phrase «referendum on polling day»

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Determined for the club to remain neutral, Bartomeu allowed a scheduled match to go ahead on the referendum day, at the very moment when Spanish police were storming polling stations and beating voters with truncheons.

With just days until the referendum on June 23, the polls appear to be moving in favour of the Remain camp.

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.

«Labour revives idea of polling day referenda to wrongfoot Cameron Main If Cameron does not change course his government will face opposition on TWO fronts»

The polling company Tamedia asked 20,000 people about their voting intentions on the next referendum day (which includes 3 other issues along with basic income).

The BMG Research polling also found that over double the number of 55 - 64 year olds feel well informed about the referendum compared to 18 - 24 year olds, suggesting that young people will be less likely to vote on polling day.

The shock poll comes as police chiefs warn of disorder in the days leading up the referendum, as isolated moments of violence were reported on Saturday.

They won extra seats this year thanks to polling coming on the same day as the AV referendum.

(CNN)-- Campaigning for Terry McAuliffe, the Democratic nominee in Virginia's gubernatorial race, Vice President Joe Biden depicted Republican nominee Ken Cuccinelli as a puppet of the tea party and framed the race as a referendum on the conservative grassroots movement, one day before voters head to the polls on Election Dday before voters head to the polls on Election DayDay.

The case comes just days before Ireland - the only EU state holding a referendum on the issue - goes to the polls.

On referendum day, 18 September, polls in Scotland suggested that Labour had a four - point lead over the SNP.

Politicians like to say that the only poll that matters is the one on election day, but opinion polls shape the narrative of a vote — and the UK's referendum on whether to stay in the European Union is unlikely to be any different.