Word: polled
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...addition, a national poll released yesterday showed Dole moving to within eight points of Clinton in a head-to-head matchup...
...season began with the goal of an Ivy League title in mind. Unlike last year, Harvard had to shoulder the burden of expectation, as the pre-season media poll predicted an Ancient Eight title for the Crimson...
...informal poll of 100 seniors conducted over the past week, six percent said they have had sex in Widener's stacks. One woman even boasted that she has had sex in all of the University's libraries, "including the Houses...
...four years ago, when he got 19% of the vote, Perot could make chaos theory the best predictor of November's outcomes. A new TIME/CNN poll indicates that in a three-way race held now, Perot would get 14% of the vote, Clinton 46% and Dole 33%. Perot's presence would draw more votes from Dole (7 points) than from Clinton (3 points). Even so, White House strategists are worried about a Candidate Perot who aims most of his fire, as he did in 1992, at the incumbent President...
...voters seem to feel the same way. The latest TIME/CNN poll suggests that if the election were held now, Clinton would beat Dole, 49% to 40%. Add the retired general to the ticket, however, and it's Dole-Powell over Clinton-Gore, 47% to 45%. Meanwhile, the political cost to Dole of a pro-choice running mate would appear to be manageable. Despite Buchanan's threats to rock the convention if Dole taps Powell, or any other pro-choice possibility, less than a quarter of Republicans surveyed would make abortion a litmus-test issue for their vice-presidential nominee. Only...