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pollster

[pohl-ster] / ˈpoʊl stər /


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As political scientists and pollsters who study Hispanic voting trends, we are concerned with the question of whether these latest movements are real or simply a function of fluctuating Latino Democratic turnout rates.

From Salon

The difference is that in prediction markets, people are wagering actual money, which tends to sharpen the mind in ways that answering a pollster’s call during dinner does not.

From Los Angeles Times

By comparison, in 2023, the same pollster found that a slightly smaller proportion of sub-Saharan Africans—37%—wished to do the same.

From The Wall Street Journal

A poll released recently by U.S. pollster Gold Glove Consulting found that 72% of Venezuelans think the country is headed in a good direction.

From The Wall Street Journal

They consistently tell pollsters that they’re worried about the effect of social media on their children.

From The Wall Street Journal