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The main difference is Strawpoll is for non-ranking polls, whereas deckrank is for ranking polls.

He successfully angered Latinos and veterans--two groups that any Republican candidate will need to win at the polls.

There are simply two cohorts: people who are willing to take online polls and people who are not.

An app that polls Twitter every minute is of course going to generate a lot of requests.

Iranian elections aren't exactly free but polls suggest that free elections would give basically the same results.

There are polls where people in Colombia are self-described as 'one of the happiest in the world'.

According to that documentation you linked, it just polls until `default_max_wait_time` (which defaults to 2 seconds).

Yes it seems you are correct about the polls, and I agree the position of the Liberals is only going to weaken along with the economy.

If everyone stays home, then all it takes for my candidate to win is for me to go to the polls.

They are actually surprised by election results, even if the polls have largely been pointing one direction consistently for months on end.

You want the same people who voted for Palin and are saying yes to a Trump president in the polls to decide policy?

While early polls aren't particularly useful, that's simply not true.

The high support Millenials evince for "socialism" in polls is a hint: we feel screwed-over, and we blame it on the system the Boomers keep saying they run.

I don't know how polls are conducted over in Scotland but around here they are either annoying (like telemarketing calls), sometimes worded to encourage an outcome "Dihydrogen monoxide is the top ingredient in your tap water.

While I'm not aware of any polls on the subject I would guess that your concept of property is what is "outside of the mainstream." >theft is not necessarily involved in the transfer of wealth from A to B and you have not established that theft is involved in this context Your wording here seems to indicate that you have a contradiction in your own view of property.

Polls and statistics may not actually prove anything but again let me ask: Who trusts the media these days?