lead the poll

Frequency: 7.215.1 per million words

To be ahead of others in the results of a poll.

pollVERB + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • The latest survey shows the candidate leading the poll by a narrow margin.
  • Despite early predictions, she managed to lead the poll unexpectedly.
  • Experts predict the incumbent will continue to lead the poll until election day.
  • If current trends persist, our party could lead the poll for several months.
  • Having consistently led the poll, the campaign team felt confident about their chances.
  • To lead the poll requires constant public engagement and a strong message.
  • His new policy proposal has helped him lead the poll among younger voters.
  • Analysts were surprised to see the underdog candidate suddenly lead the poll overnight.
  • By focusing on economic issues, the party hopes to lead the poll in the upcoming election.
  • Who do you expect to lead the poll after tonight's highly anticipated debate?