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Meanings of poll taker in English

Catalan
enquestador

Someone who conducts surveys of public opinion.

enquestador
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Examples for "pollster"
Examples for "pollster"
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The new prime minister had his own advisers and his own pollster.
The Guardian
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He left advertising to form a consultancy with the pollster Deborah Mattinson.
The Guardian
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Seventy per cent of Irish people told the pollster they were thriving.
The Irish Times
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That has boosted his approval ratings, said Peter Matuschek of pollster Forsa.
Reuters
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Republican pollster Christine Matthews worked with Democrat Yang on the Howey-DePauw poll.
Reuters
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In short, the canvasser must not feed the voter in any way.
All Things Considered
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I needn't have taken the job of canvasser in the first place.
Mary Louise and Josie O'Gorman
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I never saw a canvasser, and there were only a few posters.
The Irish Times
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See here: there's a whole chapter here on elevators, persisted the canvasser.
The Americanization of Edward Bok / The Autobiography of a Dutch...
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A good many men were not canvassed, or at least misunderstood the canvasser.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 150, January 19, 1916
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Labour headcounters reckon that May will get the eight or so usual suspects: 15 at most.
The Guardian
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She will try her damnedest to terrify MPs, but the headcounters know that no deal is now unconscionable to most MPs.
The Guardian
Usage of poll taker in English
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"The way that poll takers," he says, a little defensively, "offer small cash payments in exchange for participating in a survey.
Stories: all-new tales
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