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Pre-election polls put Mr. Martelly slightly ahead in what is expected to be a close contest.
Haitians Vote in Critical Election Ingrid Arnesen 2011
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Pre-election polls had Cameron's Conservative Party in the lead, but perhaps not far enough ahead to win an outright majority of the seats in Parliament.
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Pre-election, the still-vital forces in the conservative media—the Internet and AM radio, with a particular nod to Rusty Humphries and his producer, Rich Davis—were trying to push the story downstream, but the RCM had closed the locks.
Deconstructing Obama Jack Cashill 2011
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Pre-election polls, unlike the U.S. and some other countries, aren't common in Singapore.
Singapore Vote Seen as Its Fiercest Yet Chun Han Wong 2011
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Pre-election, the still-vital forces in the conservative media—the Internet and AM radio, with a particular nod to Rusty Humphries and his producer, Rich Davis—were trying to push the story downstream, but the RCM had closed the locks.
Deconstructing Obama Jack Cashill 2011
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Pre-election violence denies citizens the democracy they deserve.
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Pre-election violence is marring the process to a worse degree even than usual.
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Pre-election violence has long been a fact of Philippine electoral life, especially at the local level.
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Pre-election polls had shown a surge of support for the Liberal Democrats as a result of Clegg's performance in the first nationally televised candidate debates in the country's history.
Confusion reigns in Britain as Conservatives fall short of absolute majority 2010
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Pre-election polls indicated that the party might suffer its worst defeat since 1983.
Britain appears headed for hung Parliament, exit polls suggest 2010
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