Sentences with phrase «top of the polls»

Marcel Duchamp's Fountain came top of a poll of 500 art experts in the run - up to this year's Turner Prize which takes place on Monday.

Jubilant Ukip leader Nigel Farage has said his party's topping of the polls in the EU elections is «just the beginning.»

The UK Independence Party (UKIP) came top of the poll — the first time a political party other than the Labour Party or Conservative Party had won the popular vote at a British election since the 1906 general election.

Ukip were comfortably top of the polling - ahead of the Tories by 21 points on 37 %, according to the survey.

Here are five psychological tactics that Trump is using to rocket himself to the top of the polls:

The 2016 US presidential election saw fears encircle the Mexican economy as candidate Donald Trump shot to the top of the polls.

Black folks please read the evil words towards christians here by radical dems and come home to the party of lincoln who freed ur people from slaves, u can vote for herman cain, hes at the top of all polls now with repubs

I am really surprised and baffled at how so many republicans put her at the top of polls as a presidential candidate.

But four teams that spent time at the top of the polls have the strongest cases for finishing No. 1 in Houston

Trump's brutal honesty and politically incorrect style is one of the biggest reasons why he has catapulted to the top of the polls.

The season may have just ended, but it's never too early to start thinking about which teams will be at the top of the polls next fall

Just ask Cincinnati or any number of other college football have - nots who, week after week, are willing to serve as fodder for powerhouses like Miami and Penn State, most of whom have discovered that a prerequisite for a trip to the top of the polls — and into a major bowl game — is a cream - puff schedule

Scanning last Saturday's lineup from the top of the polls, we see:

They're picked to finish third in the Big Sky this season, but that's not a knock: they picked up three first place votes and four teams finished within seven points of the top of the poll.

Similarly, a weak online presence relative to other challengers need not preclude reaching the top of the polls, as Giuliani's numbers show.

He wields a ridiculous amount of power over the political process in New York, allowing him to push inept candidates to the top of the polls.

Currently crossbench peer Lord Hylton, who sports a long white Santa style beard, is competing at the top of the poll with Labour backbencher Ian Murray who only stopped shaving in the summer.

Four years later, Clinton announces his run for the presidency and shoots to the top of the polls in New Hampshire.

With Trump at the top of the polls and Pataki near the bottom, Pataki has sought to distinguish himself from the rest of the Republican field with vigorous attacks on Trump.

Brooklyn borough president Marty Markowitz landed at the top of a poll of Democratic mayoral hopefuls.

They discuss the state budget impasse, why Lazio believes he can topple Andrew Cuomo from the top of the polls, and whether Lazio supports reforms such as term limits.

She is emphasizing immigration, which is great because we are all very pro-immigration here in NYC, but I feel like that's just because it rose to the top of her polling since all her other issues are so weak — and Maloney is fine on immigration issues.

Trump soared to the top of the polls, riding high on voter discontent and bombastically controversial statements.

While Salgado's fund - raising and name recognition pales in comparison to rival candidates, Diaz has a suggestion that will rocket his candidate to the top of the polls: go gay.

A year and a half ago, if you told most New Yorkers that Anthony Weiner would be running for mayor at the top of the polls, the response might have been: What city, what century, what dimension?

He was near the top of every poll until his latest sexting scandal.

I'd be curious to see variations in community vs staff choices without the well written justifications from staff at the top of the polls.