"An election is a poll with the size of all eligible voters." Not really though. An election is ostensibly 'perfect sample of the electorate' (assuming everyo

"An election is a poll with the size of all eligible voters." Not really though. An election is ostensibly 'perfect sample of the electorate' (assuming everyone voted), which is what makes it 'good'. It's very easy to get a 'very large sample size' that is still 'very inaccurate'. In this case, we're talking about potential numbers larger than literal voters, which makes it interesting - but the sample size again is not the issues if we're looking at a 'poll'.