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Political polls are surveys designed to gauge public opinion on political issues and candidates. Companies like Savanta, mentioned in the story, conduct these polls using various methods, including online surveys and phone calls. Their aim is to provide a snapshot of voter sentiment, though results can vary depending on sample size, methodology, and the demographics surveyed.
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