, If necessary, click "Log In" in the upper-right corner of the window, then enter your Twitter username and password, and click "Log In" again.
 box at the top of your Twitter feed. This box, typically used for tweeting, is where you will enter your poll.
 It shows as three horizontal lines intersecting a vertical line. If you're not sure, hover your cursor over each button until the black label "Add Poll" appears.
 In order for people to have something to vote on, you need to have at least two possible responses to the polling question. In the two boxes that appear below the main tweet box, enter these options.


You can use up to 25 characters to define each option.
 If the question you're posing in your poll has more than two possible responses, tap the "Add a choice" button just below Option 2 to add more options to the poll.
 You can choose when to stop accepting responses to your poll, allowing you to view its "final" results. To do this, tap on the "1 day" dialogue next to the words "Poll Length" and set a time span that corresponds to how long you would like to collect answers from your followers.


The minimum time that a poll can last is 5 minutes, and the maximum time it can last is 7 days.
 If you add relevant hashtags to the tweet that contains the poll, your poll will become more searchable and likely receive more votes from people outside of your network. If you are interested in collecting as much information is possible, putting hashtags in your tweets is a good way to do so.
 When you are content with the poll you've written, tap the "Tweet" button at the bottom-right corner of the box to send the tweet to your followers. It will appear as a tweet in your timeline.
 Navigate to your profile by clicking the avatar of you in the upper-right corner of your screen and clicking "View Profile" from there. You'll be brought to a list of your Tweets, which now contains your poll. By clicking on the poll and looking at the bottom of the window it's in, you can see both how many votes it has received as well as the amount of time remaining for users to vote on the poll.
Navigate to the Twitter website.

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Log in.
Click the "What's Happening?",
Click the "Add Poll" button at the bottom of the box.
Define at least two options.
Add additional options.
Set a poll length.
Add hashtags to get more responses.
Tweet your poll.
Check the poll's results.
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