pollpanel

noun
UK /ˈpəʊlˌpænəl/
US /ˈpoʊlˌpænəl/

A group of people who ask many people questions to find out what they think.

The pollpanel asked voters who they would choose in the election.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A panel of experts who conduct and analyze public opinion polls.

The network's pollpanel predicted the winner hours before the results came in.

3. A display board showing polling data or election results.

Reporters kept checking the pollpanel as new numbers arrived.

4. A committee that organizes and oversees voting in an election.

The pollpanel set up booths across the district.