Associations to the word «Polling»
Noun
- Ballot
- Voter
- Poll
- Booth
- Constituency
- Vote
- Turnout
- Rasmussen
- Respondent
- Tally
- Irregularity
- Opinion
- Primary
- Kuala
- Electorate
- Campaigning
- Election
- Precinct
- Referendum
- Candidate
- Timor
- Survey
- Colour
- Elector
- Romney
- Counting
- Percentage
- Plurality
- Recount
- Lama
- Interrupt
- Writ
- Queue
- Mas
- Accessibility
- Exit
- Station
- Trump
- Candidacy
- Rudd
- Caucus
- Observer
- Tun
- Preference
- Fundraising
- Registration
- Fusion
- Ara
- Conservative
- Present
- Notification
- Liberal
- Republican
- District
- Seat
- Margin
- Keating
- Runoff
- Methodology
- Pew
- Turnbull
- Fraud
- Pap
- Kerry
- Clinton
Adjective
Wiktionary
POLLING, verb. Present participle of poll
POLLING, noun. The action of taking a poll.
POLLING, noun. (computing) A technique that continually interrogates a peripheral device to see if it has data to transfer.
POLLING, noun. (politics) (uncountable) the process of voting in an election.
POLLING BOOTH, noun. (Britain) (Ireland) (Canada) (Australia) A voting booth.
POLLING BOOTHS, noun. Plural of polling booth
POLLING DAY, noun. (politics) the day voting takes place in a local, general, or national election, apart from postal votes made beforehand.
POLLING PLACE, noun. (politics) (government) A place where voters cast their ballots in elections.
POLLING STATION, noun. (Britain) (Canada) (Australia) a place where voters go to cast their ballot in an election or referendum; a voting station
POLLING STATIONS, noun. Plural of polling station
Wise words
Think twice before you speak, because your words and
influence will plant the seed of either success or failure
in the mind of another.