Have you participated in any Political Polls?

[Pragmatic Conservative]

 I am asking for  formal polls conducted by Polling Companies for General, Primary or Leadership Elections.
 

[VPH]

The Bloc called my grandpa who lives in Laurier-St. Marie to poll and he told me to do the poll so I answered 'NDP' even though my grandpa votes Liberal.

[Mr. Morden]

When I was 17 years old, I actually twice answered the phone for a political poll, and they started launching into the questions, before I stopped them with "Sorry, I'm not old enough to vote."  My father had passed away and my mother was a Canadian citizen, so I'm afraid my household wasn't able to contribute to whatever the poll was.

Never got called by a pollster after turning 18.

[Gustaf]

I have yes. But it was a suspect poll to say the least.

[Joe Republic]

I live in an early caucus state, a swing state in the general, and every Senate election since I've lived here has been a toss up.  So yes.

[Adam Griffin]

I've been called - twice - on my cell phone but didn't answer because I didn't recognize the number. Only after I looked up the numbers did I realize I had missed out.

[tik 🪀✨]

I was once surveyed for my American political views ..while living here in Australia. That call was a bit surreal.

[Boston Bread]

I answered a poll for a provincial election when I was 17. I still answered Liberal, which I think was fair since my parents were voting Liberal at the time.

[DavidB.]

I am a regular participant in the Dutch peil.nl/Maurice de Hond poll.

[The Dowager Mod]

Several, I'm a white soccer mom, pollsters love me.

[Figueira]

I answered an Obama approval poll once.

[muon2]

I get a few calls a year from political pollsters. Most are state-based but I get some from national pollsters, too. I have a land line as my primary phone and my household shows up as consistent voters, so that may help with some selection methods.

[Mr. Illini]

Yes, in 2014. I selected Quinn and gave Obama approval.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Yes, several of them.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Yes.  Probably won't as many this time because I've cut the landline cord, but since I live in the 803, I don't expect to escape being called.

[Clarko95 📚💰📈]

No, but in 2012 our house was called by Gallup several times. We never answered, and it might not have even been political. Haven't been called since.

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

When I was 17 years old, I actually twice answered the phone for a political poll, and they started launching into the questions, before I stopped them with "Sorry, I'm not old enough to vote."  My father had passed away and my mother was a Canadian citizen, so I'm afraid my household wasn't able to contribute to whatever the poll was.

Never got called by a pollster after turning 18.

Kinda same kind of stuff, except that I was old enough to answer (and if i hadn't been I don't think i would have stopped them ^^), twice the same year 10 years ago, and never after that, regardless I was/(am ) a young male, I heard they have an hard time finding some, maybe I wasn't interesting enough.

Or maybe I didn't answer about the questions on chainsaws and pens which were in the middle of the political poll with enough passion...

Lol, I felt I had more political impact by doing that than by voting...

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

i do the yougov online polls fairly frequently, they sometimes toss in a political poll

[Tender Branson]

Yes, several Austrian ones.