pre-poll UK
ˈpriːˌpoʊl
Definition

Definition of pre-poll - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
politicsTECH.UKsurvey done before an election to predict resultsTECH.UK
  • The pre-poll showed a close race between the candidates.
opinion poll survey
2.
electionTECH.UKperiod before voting day in an electionTECH.UK
  • Campaigning intensified during the pre-poll.

Adjective

election timingTECH.UKhappening or done before an election or voting eventTECH.UK
  • The party formed a pre-poll alliance.
pre-election
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Examples of pre-poll in a sentence

  • Analysts discussed the pre-poll results on TV.
  • Pollsters released data during the pre-poll.
  • The pre-poll saw heated debates on TV.
  • The pre-poll survey showed a close race.
  • Pre-poll campaigning intensified across the city.

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  1. French:sondage pré-électoral, pré-électoral, ...
  2. German:Vorwahlumfrage, vor der Wahl stattfindend, ...
  3. Italian:sondaggio pre-elettorale, pre-elettorale, ...
  4. Spanish:sondeo preelectoral, pre-electoral, ...
  5. Portuguese:sondagem pré-eleitoral, pré-eleitoral, ...
  6. Chinese:选前民调, 选前的, ...
  7. Japanese:事前世論調査, 事前投票の, ...
  8. Arabic:استطلاع تمهيدي, سَابِق لِلانتِخابات, ...
  9. Hebrew:סֶקֶר טְרוֹם בְּחִירוֹת, טְרוֹם־בְּחִירוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:предвыборный опрос, предвыборный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:передвиборче опитування, передвиборчий, ...
  12. Hindi:पूर्व-मतदान सर्वेक्षण, पूर्व-मतदान, ...

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