| conduct poll | 15.21 | ESPN conducted the poll. | ||
| boycott poll | 8.69 | The opposition boycotted the poll. | ||
| hold poll | 5.92 | The final polls were held Sunday. | ||
| take poll | 5.40 | Now take a poll. | ||
| publish poll | 3.09 | No other polls have been published. | ||
| contest poll | 3.03 | Six lists are contesting the polls. | ||
| release poll | 2.70 | The poll will be released today. | ||
| lead poll | 2.63 | Bush leads every poll. | ||
| win poll | 2.57 | Jammeh won presidential polls in September. | ||
| leave poll | 2.50 | It also left the polls in an unusual state. | ||
| top poll | 2.37 | He topped the poll in his native Londonderry. | ||
| cite poll | 2.11 | It also cited public opinion polls against the practice. | ||
| monitor poll | 1.71 | Opposition parties closely monitored the polls for fraud. | ||
| supervise poll | 1.65 | Both organizations claim to have the right to supervise the polls. | ||
| annul poll | 1.58 | The poll was annulled before the official result was released. | ||
| call poll | 1.58 | Keating had to call a poll by early May. | ||
| carry poll | 1.58 | ITAR-Tass, which carried the poll, did not give its margin of error. | ||
| dismiss poll | 1.58 | Even so, Daley dismisses the polls. | ||
| do poll | 1.58 | Comparable polls were not done in previous decades. | ||
| organise poll | 1.58 | The military junta organised the polls but ignored the verdict. |