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# Polls
**Post a question for others to vote on:** Polls allow Users to create polls in posts. Polls can be placed in the main activity stream, in users’ profiles, and even in groups, users can cast their votes once per poll “Multi-Select Polls, Single Select Polls”, The design is sleek and simple, and because it’s fully responsive, it looks great on mobile as well as on desktops. Logged-out users can see polls in posts, but can’t vote or see the poll results. They are prompted to log in so they could vote and see the results. Multi-Select Polls, Single Select Polls are available
#### **Polls results:** After casting a vote, users can see the poll results.
#### **Ask away everywhere:** Polls can be attached to User Status Updates and added to Group Status Updates.
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