Noun:

मतदार-जनमतावर तज्ञ बनले,

pollster's Usage Examples:

Dick Morris"nbsp;– A famous pollster for Bill Clinton who joins Franken's campaign to develop strategy and raise money.

Public opinion on homosexuality is noted by pollsters as being overwhelmingly positive, with a study conducted by the Pew Research Center in 2013 indicating that more than 88 percent of Spanish citizens accepted homosexuality, making it the most LGBT-friendly of the 39 countries polled.

The opinion pollsters' methods may vary, as do the samples and the conducting time, which give the differences.

starring Fred MacMurray about a murderous rural family and the hapless pollster who becomes entangled in their hunt for a cache of money.

pollster Adam Davis observed that "This state of affairs poses a virtually insuperable barrier to any kind of major reform of our tax system or array of public.

For instance, if pollsters are misjudging the turnout demographics, aggregators cannot undo these errors.

Rasmussen /ˈræsˌmʌsən/ (born March 30, 1956) is an American public opinion pollster and political analyst.

poll based on the pollster"s historical track record, sample size, and recentness of the poll".

the late Vincent Hanna, a BBC pollster carrying out a poll which most improbably suggested that Labour and not the Liberal Democrats[sic] were the challengers.

Silver weighted "each poll based on the pollster"s historical track record, sample size, and recentness of the poll".

PollingGraphical summarydenotes polling result winner is within the margin of error* denotes data was not reported by the pollsterResultsPercent change available only for parties that participated in the 2002 Texas gubernatorial election.

The low approval ratings led pollster John Zogby to comment, I'm not aware of anyone who's ever sunk lower.

Engler"s victory was considered a major upset and became infamous among pollsters.

Synonyms:

canvasser, asker, querier, enquirer, questioner, headcounter, inquirer, poll taker,