Polls
/ˈpōlz/
Definitions
- (n.) Formal surveys conducted to ascertain public opinion or voter preferences, especially in the context of elections or political campaigns.
The polls indicated a significant lead for the incumbent candidate.
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- poll
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Commentary
In legal contexts, polls often refer to the official counting of votes or public sentiment assessments, crucial for election law and political analysis.
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