polling

• Sustantivo que designa el acto de votar o de recoger opiniones, normalmente en elecciones o encuestas.

A noun referring to the process of voting or collecting opinions, typically in an election or survey.

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1. Voting processB2formal

   The act of voting in an election or the process of collecting votes.

   Proceso de votación

   • Polling for the presidential election begins at 7 AM.
   • The polling station was crowded with voters.
   • Polling results will be announced later tonight.

   Sinónimosvoting

2. Opinion surveyB2formal

   The process of collecting opinions or data from a group of people, often for market research or political analysis.

   encuesta

   • The company conducted polling to understand customer preferences.
   • Polling data shows a shift in public opinion.
   • The polling firm surveyed 1,000 adults for the study.

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• Verbo que significa obtener o recoger opiniones o votos de un grupo de personas, o recibir un cierto número de votos en una elección.

A verb used to indicate the act of asking for opinions or votes from a group of people, or to receive a specified number of votes in an election.

1. Conduct a surveyB2formal

   To ask people for their opinion or vote on a particular subject.

   encuestar

   • The company polled its employees about the new policy.
   • They polled 1,000 voters to predict the election outcome.
   • The researchers polled students on their study habits.

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2. Receive votesB2formal

   To receive a certain number of votes in an election.

   Obtener votos

   • The candidate polled over 60% of the vote.
   • She polled more than her opponent in the primary.
   • The party polled well in rural areas.

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