POLITY

The form of government; civ• il constitution. POLL, 11. In practice. To single out, one by one, of a number of persons. To examine each juror separately, after a verdict has been given, as to his concurrence in the verdict. 1 Burrill, Pr. 238. POLL, n. A head; an individual person; a register of persons. In the law of elections, a list or register of heads or individuals who may vote in an election; the aggregate o:r those who actually cast their votes at the election, excluding those who stay away. De Soto Parish v. Williams, 49 La. Ann\ 422, 21 South. 647, 37 L. R. A.. 761. See, also, [s. 917] A Law Dictionary (Black's Law Dictionary), 2nd Ed. 1910 ana Sözlük (A–Z)