Synonyms

opinion poll

British

noun

another term for a poll

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He secured the premiership with the backing of the reformist People's Party, the largest parliamentary grouping, which opinion polls project will come first again this time -- ahead of Bhumjaithai.

From Barron's

New Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi called the election to consolidate her hold on power, and opinion polls suggest her plan will work.

From The Wall Street Journal

Public opinion polls show that most voters remain undecided.

From Los Angeles Times

The palace sees opinion polls as snapshots that change over time, and it will have been comforted by a vote by Norwegian MPs as the trial got under way.

From BBC

Norway's royal family remains very popular, with a Norstat opinion poll not long ago suggesting 73% were in favour of it.

From BBC

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