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Read an open poll
Open Home → Pulse to find polls in the feed. A poll can show its question, answer choices, vote count, and time remaining.
Read the question and choose carefully. Pulse polls are designed for one vote per account while the poll is open.
Create a question and choices
- Open Pulse from Home.
- Tap What's happening? at the top of the feed to open the composer.
- Choose the poll icon to show Ask a question and two initial choice fields.
- Enter a question and two to four distinct choices, each up to 25 characters.
- Review the poll and its length, then tap Post at the top of the composer.
Current Pulse polls cannot be combined with photo posts or public meet cards.
Add or remove an extra choice
Tap Add choice when the question needs another answer. An added choice has an × control for removing it.
Keep the options easy to tell apart. Use Remove poll if you want to return to a text post instead.
Review the poll length
Use Days, Hours and Minutes to set a total poll length from five minutes to seven days. Minutes uses five-minute steps. Check the full duration before posting.

Post the completed poll
Review the question, choices and Poll length, then choose Post. The example shown is set to one day.
If Post is unavailable, check that you have entered the question, choices and poll length.
Vote and read the results
Tap a choice to vote. The checkmark shows your selected choice, and the percentages show the results so far.
Check the final results
Look for Final results after the poll closes.
If the time or results look out of date, switch to Meets and return to Pulse to check again.
Troubleshooting
- Poll will not postCheck that the question and choices are clear and complete.
- Cannot vote againPulse polls are designed for one vote per account.
- Poll closedClosed polls can show final results instead of accepting new votes.
Contact support
Email support@idlemeets.com if a poll behaves unexpectedly or shows content that should be reviewed.
