push poll
A 'push poll' is often used in political campaigns to influence public opinion under the guise of an impartial survey.
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Definition
C1Political Campaigns
(informal, manipulative)A tactic that pretends to be a survey but is designed to sway voters' opinions by presenting biased or misleading questions.
Example
- The candidate's team used a push poll to spread negative information about their opponent.
- Push polls are often criticized for their deceptive nature.
C1Marketing
(informal, unethical)A strategy where questions are framed to influence respondents' views rather than collect genuine opinions.
Example
- The company was accused of using push polls to manipulate customer feedback.
- Push polls can mislead people into believing false information.
Similar
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