Sentences with phrase «votes in our poll when»

Looks like Barcelona also got the most votes in our poll when the GSMA was thinking of moving the event to another city.

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Vote in our poll and tell us when you expect a sustained rebound in the price of the precious metal.

During my year in Italy when the blood failed to liquefy, the priest announced that this sign indicated God's displeasure over the large communist vote the public opinion polls were predicting for the upcoming national parliamentary elections.

Among white evangelicals, Democrats won just 20 - percent of the vote, less even than in 2004, when that group flocked to the polls to support George W. Bush, an evangelical who took religious outreach to new levels.

Mention was also made of the poll among WCT surfers about whether to return to Jeffreys Bay in 2016, when Medina was one of only two to vote against it.

I tried to come up with an objective method to answer the question, but when it came time to vote in the accompanying poll, a plurality of you ignored the evidence and went with your gut, like they do on the MLB Network.

We could just as easily leave the polls open for a week and people can filter in when they want, which is I think what the no - excuse early voting is trying to accomplish.

Of course, many voters remember 1983, although the youngest people to have voted in that election will be 50 when the country goes to the polls next year.

Liberals often claim that while there may be other forms of voter fraud in the United States, like voter registration fraud, the only kind of voter fraud that a voter ID law can possibly prevent is in - person voter fraud (where someone shows up at a polling station and votes when they're not legally permitted), and that there have been almost no documented cases of someone committing intentional in - person voter fraud in the United States.

The Survation poll commissioned by Unite union found the Lib Dems are on just 23 % behind Labour on 33 % in the seat, when voters were asked about their constituency vote.

Not enough people vote in this country, and the notion that Kathleen Rice is asking people to drive to the polls for her when she didn't support candidates who asked the same for 18 years demonstrates her hypocrisy.

The NDC suffered its worst electoral defeat in the December 2016 polls when its candidate and incumbent President, John Dramani Mahama polled 4,713,277 votes (44.40 %) against the NPP's Nana Akufo - Addo's 5,716,026 votes (53.85 %).

In November 2005 our party achieved its first electoral success when Paul Adams was elected to Crowborough Town Council, polling 120 votes, or 56.8 % of the poll.

We knew we were going down; but, as in 1992, we hoped that when it came to polling day, stubby pencils would hover over the box next to the Labour candidate on the ballot paper, and people would decide to «play safe» and vote Conservative.

«If we can not get relief in the process, we will go to the courts, and we will go to the final, final round, to ensure every vote... is counted, so that tomorrow, when the senior citizen or the young voter goes to the polls, they can be reassured that this democratic process works for them and not that it is rigged, or perhaps that there are backroom strategists put in place to prevent them from voting or to skew the results.»

The big winner in the five - way Democratic AG primary was «don't know», with a whopping 81 percent of poll respondents who are enrolled members of the party choosing that answer when asked a generic «who will you vote for» question.

Crosby's realisation that Lib Dem seats could be taken and that voters in those constituencies were persuadable, especially when the polls indicated a Labour majority supported by the SNP, to vote Conservative.

McCall was leading in the polls when Cuomo dropped out of the Democratic primary race one week before voting day.

While the opinion polls might have been volatile recently, the broadcasters» exit poll - released when voting closes at 10 pm - has a very good record in predicting the overall result since the BBC and ITV started pooling data in 2005.

However, I'm always slightly wary of constituency polls in Liberal Democrat held seats — the effect of incumbency and tactical voting is far higher for Lib Dem MPs, and when you ask a generic voting intention I think many people give their national preference, rather than how they would actually vote in their own constituency.

The poll is revealed after some Tory MPs joined Labour in calling for the vote on the final deal to carry proper weight, when debate on the Article 50 Bill got under way in the Commons.

The Electoral Commission said in a statement: «It is a cause for serious concern that many people who wanted to vote today were unable to do so by 10 pm when polls closed.

However, in the 1983 general election, when Labour received its lowest vote share (27.6 %) since 1918, the SDP fared much less well: the party took 11.6 % of the vote, slightly below the 13.7 % its Alliance partners the Liberals polled, and it ended up with only six seats.

So, voters in the 37th District may have two choices when they go to the polls April 24, not only for their State Senator, but a vote to see which party controls the senate into 2020.

Asked what he thought when he learned the polls had put the «Yes» vote in the lead, he said: «I thought «well I don't believe it».

People who voted against him for the school board in 2015 may have memories when they go to the polls in November.

As for Spitzer's chances, New Yorkers appear to be more open to voting for him than they were for Anthony Weiner when he entered the race in April: 45 percent say they might vote for Spitzer, compared to only 33 percent who said the same thing about Weiner in our «100 - Person Poll: Anthony Weiner Edition.»

But at the same time, there were complaints of more than 125,000 voters being purged from the rolls in New York City when they showed up at the polls to vote.

Majority Chief Whip, Muntaka Mubarak says the National Democratic Congress administration led by President John Mahama has in the last six years created about 346,000 jobs and intends to create more when voted for in the November polls.

«There'll be a lot of headscratching afterwards,» he says; people from all polling organisations will be trying to work out why the way in which people say things differently in a poll in advance of the election is so different to what they say when they've voted.

The HRC, meanwhile, is relying on last week's Siena poll to back up its claim, noting gay marriage didn't even register when voters were asked about the single most important factor in their decision to vote for either Weprin or Turner.

The Labour northern / working - class vote gives them a solid block of seats they can always rely on; even in 1983, when they polled just 27 % of the vote, they secured 209 seats.

Then in the early 1970s at first it was thought Labour was on course for a landslide, then that Edward Heath would win comfortably, when the results came in, to the surprise of everyone going off the polls both main party votes had collapsed with Labour having enough seats to form a majority.

It's a lot more complicated than that — let's face it, turnout has been lousy in city elections for decades — but you can't say Democrats are wild about Brown when only one in eight can be bothered traipsing to the polls to vote for him.

Unlike in May 2015 though I've a good idea of what went wrong (the turnout model we used for the poll weighted down people who didn't vote at the last general election, when in reality turnout ended up being higher than the last general election), which is something that can be worked on.

Constituency polls by Lord Ashcroft suggest that prompting people to think about the candidates in their constituency when asking people whom they will vote for results in much more Liberal Democrat voting in Liberal Democrat seats.

Polls will close when the last person in the queue has voted.

When he challenged Klein in 2016, Lungren polled 2.99 percent of the vote.

Gaining 16 % of the vote and two seats in the 2009 elections when the party was at the peak of its popularity, it has suffered a turbulent past three yearsand is hovering around 5 % in the polls.

When asked who they would vote for in a Democratic primary, 66 percent of registered voters said they would vote for Cuomo, compared to 19 percent for Nixon, according to a poll released by the Siena College Research Institute on Monday morning.

Last week's increase of 0.8 % in the Conservatives» vote can be seen as any kind of triumph only when set against poll - fuelled expectations and their success in turning the coalition's unpopularity into the destruction of the Liberal Democrats.

Just as they did with Miliband they are convincing themselves that the public want far left socialism and Corbyn in particular when in fact the public in a poll today has voted him the most unpopular opposition leader for decades.

Fayemi defeated other 31 contestants in the poll when he got 941 out of the 2337 votes cast by the delegates during the exercise.

Some Democrats head - shakingly acknowledged that Republicans would come out ahead in both districts, including one where incumbent Sen. Michael Venditto trailed by 33 votes when the polls closed, which would give them a 32 - vote bloc in the 63 seat chamber.

This is something that was first used in the big PoliticsHome polls of marginal seats back before the last election — it makes hardly any difference when you ask people in most seats, but makes the world of difference when you ask people living in seats where the Lib Dems are in contention, presumably picking up tactical voting considerations.

When we received a call from a voter about 45 minutes into the voting day that the location was not handing out ballots, we had an employee on the road that was there in about 5 minutes and then opened up the polling booth,» said Mohr.

The polls to look out for are not last night's, but tomorrow when we discover if people have changed who they intend to vote for in the general election.

«We have a feel when it comes to our vote, but not the Labour vote,» he said as he squeezed in a last couple of door knocks as the polls closed.

Kalman Yeger, another councilman from Brooklyn, expressed concern during the hearing that if the commission's recommendations go before the voters in 2019, a year when there will be no major races to bring voters to the polls, it could mean that few people actually show up to vote on what could be fundamental changes to how government works.

Ruth Davidson spoke out after a poll suggests support for independence in Scotland is lower than when the last vote took place.