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Meanings of opinion polling in English

Russian
соцопрос
Portuguese
enquete
Spanish
encuesta de opinion
Catalan
sondeig d'opinió

Type of survey.

Related terms
соцопрос
Usage of opinion polling in English
1
In all three cases, public opinion polling pointed to the opposite result.
News.com.au
2
Mr Little said opinion polling shows there is public support for change.
Radio NZ
3
She has steadily risen in opinion polling this year, challenging fellow liberal U.S.
Reuters
4
The opinion polling is atrocious: people don't trust Labour not to be lax.
The Guardian
5
France has one of the highest rates of political opinion polling in the world.
The Guardian
6
There is no opinion polling on the popularity of candidates.
Reuters
7
As a natural consequence, opinion polling procedures are likely to come under the media microscope.
The Irish Times
8
Congress is viewed less favorably than ever before in the history of public opinion polling.
Reuters
9
If you know of any opinion polling that has covered this issue, please let me know.
The Guardian
10
The "more sophisticated" uses Zing offers include opinion polling and tracking users' viewing habits.
Wired
11
Surely such an approach to opinion polling defeats the purpose, unless there is some more sinister objective?
The Irish Times
12
He also said the shift in opinion polling from landlines to mobile phone can make for inaccuracies.
News.com.au
13
Or take the example of opinion polling, an early instance of statistical innovation occurring in the private sector.
The Guardian
14
Electoral expenditure currently includes the production, broadcast and publication of ads, distribution of electoral material and opinion polling.
The Guardian
15
However, opinion polling on his approval and satisfaction ratings have consistently found voters have reservations about Mr Shorten.
News.com.au
16
This breakthrough, which was first seized upon by market researchers, soon led to the birth of the opinion polling.
The Guardian