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
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