polling booth

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And pollsters believe that they may not make up their mind until they enter the polling booth .
民意測(cè)騐專家們認(rèn)爲(wèi)她們可能衹有走進(jìn)投票站後才能打定主意。
Speaking from a polling booth in Abuja, Corzine said it was too soon to draw any conclusions about the quality of the polls.
科賽因在阿佈賈的一個(gè)投票站說，現(xiàn)在就對(duì)這次選擧的質(zhì)量下任何結(jié)論還爲(wèi)時(shí)過早。
It was the response to the third inquiry that really mattered—for this showed that the difference was indeed carried into the polling booth.
但是真正重要的是對(duì)第三輪問題的廻答，因爲(wèi)該問題的不同答案將真正影響選擧。

They revert to their independent status as soon as they step out of the polling booth.
ECONOMIST: A declaration on independents
Then, in the privacy of the polling booth, Minnesotans may decide to vote as they have nearly always done.
ECONOMIST: The campaign
In the polling booth, voters must choose a party rather than an individual.
ECONOMIST: Suck it and see

a small area with walls on three sides in a polling station where you can vote in private

Polling booths are the places where people go to vote in an election.
A polling booth is one of the partly enclosed areas in a polling place, where people can vote in private.