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Meanings of national poll in English

Nationwide opinion poll.

Usage of national poll in English
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A CNN national poll showed Biden's support dropping 10 points since May.
Reuters
2
The five-yearly election is the only national poll the public votes in.
Reuters
3
The party's national poll ratings bump along the bottom of the scale.
The Guardian
4
Mr Trump has not been ahead in a single national poll since February.
News.com.au
5
But bolstering Corbyn's early hand is his likely national poll bounce.
The Guardian
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Last week's national poll had Biden ahead by 12 points.
Reuters
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Sustaining the expansion will be the main challenge for whoever wins the national poll.
Reuters
8
No wonder a national poll had named Pittsburgh the most livable city in America.
The Secret Crown (2010)
9
It is the first time the party has achieved top position in a national poll.
The Guardian
10
It will be the first time a national poll will be held on a Saturday.
The Irish Times
11
The BBC is financed by a national poll tax enforced by the threat of prison.
The Guardian
12
The result follows a decade of often bitter debate on the issue and a controversial national poll.
BBC
13
A national poll recently found that Germans are now more concerned about health, pensions and climate policy.
BBC
14
In a national poll, 80 percent of blacks believe Michael Brown's death raises important issues about race.
Ebony
15
The legislation sailed through parliament without amendments after Australians overwhelmingly supported the reform in a voluntary national poll.
Radio NZ
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The outcome of the election, Iraq's second full national poll since the invasion, will test progress towards stability.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
National poll across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common