livepoll
nounUK /ˈlaɪv pəʊl/
US /ˈlaɪv poʊl/
A live poll is a vote you can take part in right now while something is happening.
The teacher started a livepoll so the class could vote on the story ending.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A tool that shows people's answers instantly during a show or meeting.
The host used a livepoll to see which song the crowd wanted next.
3. A quick online question that updates results as people answer.
Our livepoll showed that most viewers liked the new logo.
4. A way to collect opinions from many people at the same moment.
The team ran a livepoll during the meeting to pick the project name.