Object

• vote: In the last Swedish general election, the fascist Sweden Democrats polled 19,600 votes.

Converse of object

• conduct: I conducted a poll among my friends, texting them to ask " Who is James Blake?

• commission: Back in 2002, you may recall, the BBC commissioned a telephone poll of viewers to find the greatest Briton of all time.

• boycott: If this is so, then how come several major parties and the majority of Sunnis in central Iraq boycotted the poll?

• delete: If no one has cast a vote then users can delete the poll or edit any poll option.

Adjective modifier

• straw: A straw poll of New Insight staff in the office on one day showed that 100 per cent had tried it.

• infamous: ROCKTASTIC MONTHLY - METAL HAMMER are conducting their infamous readers poll.

• recent: The result was repeated at the most recent poll in March 2003.

• nationwide: A nationwide poll suggests most people would like the government to take more action to improve public health.

• presidential: Putin then won the presidential poll in March 2000.

• pre-election: The result is exactly in line with the pre-election polls.

Modifies a noun

• tax: A poll tax of 3d a year was also imposed from the age of twelve.

• riot: Another thing Dublin Anto was known for was being the poll tax riots most wanted.

• rating: There is already concern at the party's falling poll ratings.

Noun used with modifier

• opinion: We proved the opinion polls wrong by a factor of 50 % .

• Gallup: A 1989 Gallup poll seemed to show strong support of the use of animals in biomedical research.

• deed: The idea is to replicate the name change shown on your lost deed poll document.

• exit: Aside from the exit polls having been proven to be faulty, in the 2000 election exit polls were wrong in 8 states.

• reno: Televising any round-robin inception in the s visiting the nevada reno poll.

• phone-in: As usual with their important campaigns like this they had a phone-in poll last week.