polling СУЩ. мн. отсут.
- polling
- votação ж.
I. poll [poʊl, брит. pəʊl] СУЩ.
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The figure, in his home polling station, was also the most chaoba polled in the election.
en.wikipedia.org These suspicions were based on the findings of many witnesses' own accounts that were at each the polling stations.
en.wikipedia.org The prominent pollsters quickly modified projections based on samples of actual vote counts from selected polling places, better known as the quick count.
en.wikipedia.org Ministerial candidates in this series of byelections were all confirmed by acclamation (so there were no actual polling dates).
en.wikipedia.org Early polling showed the race a dead heat.
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