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Definition of push poll in English: push pollnoun An ostensible opinion poll in which the true objective is to sway voters by using loaded questions. Example sentencesExamples - For example, a push poll would ask centre-right and centre voters the following.
- This is done intentionally to camouflage the true nature of the push poll.
- We witnessed that tonight on the Holmes push poll, Mr Shirley.
- Declare the state of California a ‘telemarketing free’ zone, ban push polls and other activities disguised as legitimate public opinion research.
- This offers the illegitimate opportunity to change the results of any push poll that might exist in cyberspace.
- And when he looked at the poll closely, it was little more than a push poll.
- Finally, I told the lady that this was a push poll and she asked how I knew about that.
- From political push polls to postmodern churches we are trying very hard to make the world around us look like what we think it should be.
- And it's complicated and difficult to go track down who's making push polls or where these fliers come from.
- On the second day, several supporters called to say they had gotten a phone call from a push poll by our opponent.
- These are definitely what I would call push poll questions.
- The Friendt campaign quickly moved to take advantage, calling the survey a ‘negative push poll.’
- He has the results of a push poll which show Rodney statistically tied in Epsom.
- Democrats will need some truly Shadowy groups, brand new 527s that spring up, launch ads and push polls in key states, and then fade away.
Derivatives noun In our region, push-polling was organised out of an Exclusive Brethren school. Example sentencesExamples - Presumably they don't have a clue what push-polling actually is.
- Carson, a waffler on the issue, has also tried to muddy the waters over Coburn's clear pro-life record through dirty push-polling.
- I don't know what the agenda of the Herald editors is exactly, but that poll they commissioned was rubbish, bordering on push-polling.
- But this hasn't stopped Morgan swinging his boiler room polling crews into action, conducting what looks suspiciously like push-polling.
Definition of push poll in US English: push pollnoun An ostensible opinion poll in which the true objective is to sway voters using loaded or manipulative questions. Example sentencesExamples - These are definitely what I would call push poll questions.
- We witnessed that tonight on the Holmes push poll, Mr Shirley.
- Declare the state of California a ‘telemarketing free’ zone, ban push polls and other activities disguised as legitimate public opinion research.
- Democrats will need some truly Shadowy groups, brand new 527s that spring up, launch ads and push polls in key states, and then fade away.
- On the second day, several supporters called to say they had gotten a phone call from a push poll by our opponent.
- He has the results of a push poll which show Rodney statistically tied in Epsom.
- Finally, I told the lady that this was a push poll and she asked how I knew about that.
- From political push polls to postmodern churches we are trying very hard to make the world around us look like what we think it should be.
- This offers the illegitimate opportunity to change the results of any push poll that might exist in cyberspace.
- And when he looked at the poll closely, it was little more than a push poll.
- The Friendt campaign quickly moved to take advantage, calling the survey a ‘negative push poll.’
- And it's complicated and difficult to go track down who's making push polls or where these fliers come from.
- For example, a push poll would ask centre-right and centre voters the following.
- This is done intentionally to camouflage the true nature of the push poll.
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