opinion poll

British

noun

another term for a poll

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Now opinion polls show the German presence in Lithuania is popular.

From BBC

Latest opinion polls give Frederiksen's Social Democrats by the far the largest share of the vote, on more than 20%, well ahead of the Liberals and Green Left.

From BBC

Three populist parties are also in the running and opinion polls see them garnering around 19 percent of the vote.

From Barron's

But gasoline is approaching $4 a gallon, interest rates have nudged up 50 basis points, and opinion polls are disapproving.

From The Wall Street Journal

Grégoire's win in Paris was in line with opinion polls and confirmed the capital's reputation as a mainly left-wing city.

From BBC

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