Significats de early polling en anglès

The data suggests the changes curbed in-person voting at the early polling sites.

The rest took part in early polling in outlying villages or postal voting.

Voters wait in line to cast ballots at an early polling site in San Antonio, Texas.

News reports say that early polling indicated that Joseph Kennedy III started the race as the front-runner.

What date do early polling booths open?

In early polling of UAW members, 28 percent preferred Donald Trump, who is now the presumptive Republican nominee.

When will early polling booths close?

Some early polling suggests that Fianna Fáil is in trouble with less than a quota between the two candidates.

The storm damaged or destroyed thousands of homes and displaced voters, forcing election officials to improvise at early polling stations.

And the early polling after the Miliband speech suggests a bit of a Brighton bounce for Labour and its leader.

His early polling numbers suggested that people weren't sure he would be a strong enough leader in the war on terror.

Some by post, but most travelled to early polling stations which were set up around the country on Friday and Saturday.

Second, Labour has (almost) a new leader and will inevitably enjoy a temporary bounce, which early polling suggests is already happening.

Clinton, the presidential front-runner among Democrats in way- early polling, addressed electronic privacy issues at a constitutional law conference in Washington, D.C. last June.

About 2.16 million people have registered for early polling in the country, out of 49 million eligible voters.

Williams would not reveal how Clinton or Sanders fared in the early polling among UAW members when Trump received about 28 percent of the support.