Sentences with phrase «with polls»

The candidates, of course, still have a long day ahead of them with the polls closing later tonight.

With polls closing Nov. 8, the 10 law blogs in the running are down to the wire.

There have predictions from both the YES and NO camps with polls to support or contradict whichever position you choose to consider.

That does reflect my experience with polls in earlier Hubs.

MY whole point with this is plz listen to your customers, and give us some reason to buy ur premium service, Blitz is not one of those reasons, i do think at least youre trying with the polls and i appreciate that.

With the polls to elect the next ten members of the EVE Online CSM opening soon, one candidate brings a unique wealth of real - world and MMO skills.

But with the polls closed and the judges results in who has won the contest?

Why bother with the polls?

I have to agree with the polls, they seem pretty on line what I'd say is underated.

That figure has fallen from 79 % who said in 2011 they had read a book in the previous year, but is statistically in line with polls since 2011.

Not surprisingly, the American public thinks we should be making greater investments in education, with polls showing strong and growing support for increased spending.

Engage your classroom with polls, exit tickets, after - class reminders, and more — delivered to each student on their own phone or tablet.

The POD is seamlessly integrated with the Echo360 active learning platform so instructors can engage their students with polls and real - time discussion sessions while measuring learning effectiveness with rich analytics.

During a lesson, teachers check students» progress with polls and assessments sent to their tablets or laptops.

The same holds true with polls on complex education issues like charter schools (and issues like teacher merit pay and tenure).

Incorporate interactions and branching functionality using an eLearning authoring tool, like how Open University did when it spliced clips of Spartacus, Bill Clinton and a rugby game with polls about how learners felt about lying.

You know the average time customers spend learning online, what devices they use, their engagement with different question types — and that videos with polls do better than videos without.

Keep your audience engaged with polls, questions, private notes, and live slide sharing.

The site includes film reviews, photo galleries, feature articles, a «Fab Five» section («Every month we select our five favourite films from a particular decade or on a certain theme» — such as five top romances), and an Interactive page with polls, competitions and TV listings.

Austria's far - right looks set to be part of the country's next government, with polls showing it on course to hold the balance of power ahead of Austria said on Thursday it has begun organising the repatriation of an estimated 5,000 passengers stranded by the grounding of the airline Niki, a unit of

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«We have elections next year, politicians are already preoccupied with the polls, but I am bothered more about security and the economy,» he stressed.

I guess that an 8 % swing to the Conservatives (so as to overcome the 16 % Lab lead last time) would have been consistent with those polls in April showing Tory leads of 25 %.

The September to November general election campaign never really took off for Lhota and the GOP, with polls quickly showing de Blasio at a significant advantage, lackluster debates, and no significant outside spending to damage de Blasio and promote Lhota.

With polls showing the mayor ahead by more than 40 points, it appeared unlikely the dynamics of the race would shift.

The Lib Dems are in a truly dreadful place with the polls putting them neck - and - neck with UKIP and predicting only handfuls of Lib Dem MPs after the next election.

Corbett, by the way, is proving to be an unpopular governor, with polls showing a majority of voters opposed to his re-election.

With polls suggesting Labour will struggle to get a majority at next year's election, and with Miliband making a series of gaffes and struggling in the polls, there have been murmurs of discontent from within the party.

The blog post should be called, the Last Night of the Last ever Lib Dem Conference, what with polls 12 per cent at the moment, and a Lib Dem spokesman on the Daily Politics on Friday says the Lib Dems are growing in support, where is the evidence?

But with polls showing the race slipping away, the president for weeks refused to commit to holding a campaign - style rally for Strange.

Changing the descriptions into a numerical scale of -100 to +100, as Peter Kellner normally does with these polls, gives an average of -44 for Labour party members, while they perceive Gordon Brown as being at -20.

And it wouldn't even be much of a political risk for him to turn his back on the WFP — not with polls showing him running 2 - 1 or better against each of his prospective Republican opponents.

This time the news is even more grave for Labour, with the polls now indicate that the Scottish National Party (SNP) is set to win 56 of 59 Scottish seats.

The fact that Quinn started the campaign as the clear frontrunner, with polls showing her at somewhere near 40 percent, but finished a distant third with a mere 15.5 percent of the vote on September 10, has fueled charges of sexism and homophobia.

In spite of those setbacks, Senate Democrats appear well - positioned to fight for their majority, though with polls showing a powerful wave of anti-incumbent sentiment, the fall campaign is likely to be volatile and unpredictable.

Positioning Labour as an obvious government - in - waiting with the polls now putting them ahead of the Tories.

«And, with the polls now closed, I'd also like to say thank you to everyone who voted Conservative today.

I can not recall a single example of any campaign poll understating Labour's eventual vote share; and the polls from the last parliament are broadly consistent with polls in previous parliaments in overstating Labour support.

With the polls against them and a fight against the #Milifandom, the last thing Cameron expected was to win a Conservative majority at the May 2015 election.

Losing scores of crucial Scottish Labour seats would be a potentially fatal blow to Miliband's hopes of winning an overall majority at Westminster, with polls suggesting Labour and the Tories are neck and neck.

With the polls already virtually tied, Ukip set to beat Labour into second in the European vote and Labour lagging the Tories by double digits on the economy and leadership, it is almost beyond obvious that the party faces a fundamental crisis.

With polls showing her leading the race for New York's 21st Congressional district, Republican Elise Stefanik began a new drive to election day today with a get out the vote tour beginning in Plattsburgh.

And now, with polls showing Trump falling far behind, many in the party are urging Priebus to divert resources to House and Senate races.

There's a particular problem with the polls being so close — writing the show, he explains, is like trying to sketch a very faint landscape.

Faced with polls showing her trailing Democratic rival Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, Falk says she is eager to prove the naysayers wrong.

Thompson said his call for Weiner to step aside has nothing to do with the polls, or how Weiner dropping out may shake up the race.

With polls in New York closing in less than three hours, some races may not be decided tonight if polls and pundits can be trusted.

In May 2015, with polls pointing to a hung Parliament in the run up to the 2015 general election, the Bow Group chairman, Ben Harris - Quinney, called on voters in marginal constituencies to support the values of conservatism by voting UK Independence Party (UKIP) where the Conservatives could not win, and the Conservatives where UKIP could not win.