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Create a list of Unique Codes that you can give to voters to ensure that they only vote once. You can also download the codes as direct links

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How to Make a Poll
Type your question then add answers. Hit 'Create Free Poll', the next steps are optional. No signup required. Have multiple questions? Create a survey instead.
Hit 'Themes' and select a style or create your own. Hit 'Settings' and set options like allowing multiple votes, multiple answers and more.
Click Share and copy your poll Vote url to share with voters. You can also hit Embed to place the poll directly on your website or blog.
Live Results In Clear Concise Graphs
Live graphs show your poll results immediately in easy to understand and read bar graph format. But final results don't always reveal the whole picture. The longitudinal graph provides a visual representation of poll votes over time.

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Heatmaps show where your poll generated votes by location. Zoom in to the city level or out to see poll vote traffic by country. Like all features heatmaps are provided completely free and without limitation.
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Create your free account to manage all your polls in one place. This way you can edit existing polls, view and print reports, change options after you've published and download your responses to a spreadsheet. You'll also have access to our free support.
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Online Polls: Use Our Free Poll Maker

Sometimes you want a quick bit of feedback from your audience.
What’s the best time for the yoga class you’re teaching? Which of six choices is the perfect name for that new yogurt flavor? Where should the team hold its next offsite meeting? Who will win the next election? Which polling websites are worth your time?
A super tool for on-the-spot feedback, online polls let you check in with your audience or customers any time. When you do, you send the message that you know they’re there and their opinions matter.

How to Create Online Polls
Create and deliver online polls quickly and easily. If you don’t already have a SurveyMonkey account, sign up for free and you can create and launch your online poll in minutes. To create an online poll, just:
Compose your question (or a few short questions) with tips from our best practices on how to create and conduct surveys or start with certified sample questions from our Question Bank.
Email or post the link to your poll online – or display it in a popup window on your blog or website. (You can also buy high-quality responses through our automated consumer panel SurveyMonkey Audience.)
Get results then make better decisions or share the results of the poll with your audience.
Using online polls is an easy way to ask your audience for instant feedback on just about anything. Here are a few ways you can use SurveyMonkey polls:
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