poll

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the process of questioning people to get information about general opinion

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A recent poll shows that public support for the new policy is declining.
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We conducted a quick poll among our customers to gather feedback.
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surveyopinion pollcanvassreferendum
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the casting or recording of votes in an election

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The election polls will close at 8 PM.
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Voters headed to the polls early in the morning.
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voteballotelection
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to record the opinion or vote of

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The organization decided to poll its members on the proposed changes.
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They will poll the entire student body to get their views on the new cafeteria menu.
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surveycanvassquestioninterview
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to receive votes

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The candidate managed to poll a significant number of votes in the rural areas.
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She is expected to poll well in the upcoming election.
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voteregistercast a vote
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opinion pollstraw pollgo to the polls