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A '''poll''' is a survey of a group of people, often the public, about an issue in [[politics]], [[religion]], business or other subject matter. | A '''poll''' is a survey of a group of people, often the public, about an issue in [[politics]], [[religion]], business or other subject matter. | ||
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Revision as of 19:24, October 22, 2007
A poll is a survey of a group of people, often the public, about an issue in politics, religion, business or other subject matter.
There are many different ways to conduct a poll. Straw polls are very common on the Internet, like when they ask if you like Pepsi or Coco-Cola better. These are very unreliable because, like in phone-in polls, people can vote as many times as they feel like.