pollster造句

A pollster conducts public opinion polls.

The footballer had already come first in a comparable survey by pollster Ifop six months ago.

Mono Research, a pollster, estimates support for Mr Lee and the GNP at just 33%.

His popularity rating fell to 36% in March, its lowest since he took office, according to Ifop, a pollster.

One survey by BVA, a pollster, suggests that 64% are against getting rid of the wealth tax.

During that six-month period, his popularity rating climbed from a low of 38% to 46%, according to OpinionWay, a pollster.

The political middle, which Mrs Merkel intends to colonise, wants a balance between social sensitivity and economic responsibility, says Klaus-Peter schoppner of TNS Emnid, a pollster.

"About a third of likely voters say they are less likely to support Clinton given FBI director James Comeys disclosure", said pollster Gary Langer.

The explanation is that Mr Chávez once again turned the vote into a plebiscite on himself, says Luis Vicente León of Datanálisis, a leading pollster.

A big majority of British respondents told YouGov, another pollster, that rival newspapers had "rightly" exposed serious allegations against the news of the World.

According to a poll by Ipsos-Apoyo, Peru's leading pollster, published on March 20th, in the previous three weeks support for Pedro Pablo Kuczynski surged from 6% to 14%.

More than four in 10 French and Germans would like to see Democratic candidate and former first lady Hillary Clinton elected US president in 2008, a survey by a Canadian pollster showed on Wednesday.