exit poll
a poll taken of a small percentage of voters as they leave the polls, used to forecast the outcome of an election or determine the reasons for voting decisions.
Other words from exit poll
- exit polling, noun
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How to use exit poll in a sentence
Labor leader Shelly Yechimovich ruled out joining with Netanyahu in a speech delivered after the exit poll results were announced.
So here's my pre-exit-poll hunch: Tel Aviv is staunchly refusing to abandon hope.
Resigned To Loss, But Optimism On The Center-Left | Fania Oz-Salzberger | January 22, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTI saw another exit poll number that 80 percent of people made up their minds in September.
Staffers had seen the exit-poll numbers, they had heard the turnout reports, and they were feeling pretty Zen.
Partying With the Senate Democrats: The Party’s Newest Stars | Michelle Cottle | November 7, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTThe political outcome I really cared about was the exit poll question showing Obama beating Romney.
British Dictionary definitions for exit poll
a poll taken by an organization by asking people how they voted in an election as they leave a polling station
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