pollingbox

noun
UK /ˈpəʊlɪŋ bɒks/
US /ˈpoʊlɪŋ bɑːks/

A box with a small hole where people put their votes on paper.

She dropped her ballot into the polling box and smiled.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A container used to collect written suggestions or feedback.

The team put their ideas for the party into a polling box.

3. A sealed box used to keep votes safe until they are counted.

The official locked the polling box after voting ended.

4. A box used in classrooms for students to cast anonymous answers.

The teacher set up a polling box for the class survey.