tracking poll

noun

1. a type of poll repeated periodically with the same group of people to check and measure changes of opinion or knowledge.

Example Sentences

Take this data from Civiqs daily tracking polls, which has asked Americans about the economy each day since June 2016.

From FiveThirtyEight

Abe’s approval rating has slumped to a record low of 34%, according to a tracking poll by public broadcaster NHK, with 47% of the public disapproving of his performance.

From Fortune

A Washington Post/ABC tracking poll could hardly be closer: 48.56 percent for Obama, 48.49 percent for Romney.

From The Daily Beast

I see that yesterday's Gallup rolling tracking poll still had Obama up five.

From The Daily Beast

To further pile on, the tracking poll was about 20 minutes long.

From The Daily Beast

All this as Mitt was sinking into the 30s in the latest New Hampshire tracking poll—down maybe 10 points from his high of 44.

From The Daily Beast