Difference between revisions of "Pollster"

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A '''pollster''' is someone who surveys public opinion by selecting a fraction of the people and asking them questions about their views, typically by telephone.  Usually the subject matter of the questions relate to [[politics]] or items in the news.
 
A '''pollster''' is someone who surveys public opinion by selecting a fraction of the people and asking them questions about their views, typically by telephone.  Usually the subject matter of the questions relate to [[politics]] or items in the news.
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A pollster is someone who surveys public opinion by selecting a fraction of the people and asking them questions about their views, typically by telephone. Usually the subject matter of the questions relate to politics or items in the news.