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polls

noun as in polling booth

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In such beer polls, I suspect a lot of voters would pick Huckabee.

The issue polls well among Democratic, Republican, and independent voters.

Especially when polls show that some Americans think we are.

In 2012, Obama narrowly beat Mitt Romney among Florida Cubans, according to exit polls.

But the recent batch of polls shows Americans to be, what else, deeply split on whether Obama was right to do this by fiat.

The Colonel left, and in a few days the election coming off, each candidate made his appearance at the critical German polls.

The election clerk receives a poll book, a blank book to be used for the official listing of the voters who come to the polls.

After the polls are closed, all the unused ballots are placed in a special envelope marked accordingly.

The law was the law; and none, not even the priests in their shaven polls and yellow robes, might slip beyond the law as it read.

The electors went up to the polls and solemnly put in tickets.

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On this page you'll find 23 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to polls, such as: appointment, ballot, balloting, decision, poll, and primary.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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