Poll Archive
Here at FreakyTrigger we like a nice poll. Every now and then just for fun, and every time Popular polishes off a year.
R16 8: South Korea v USA - Which Do You Pick? [ballot]
- SOUTH KOREA: f(x) 67%
- USA: Ariana Grande 33%
Total Voters: 69
Poll closes: 17 May 2014 @ 15:00
Start Date: 12 May 2014 @ 17:55
End Date: 17 May 2014 @ 15:00R16 6: Iran v Switzerland - Which Do You Pick? [ballot]
- IRAN: TALA 73%
- SWIRZERLAND: Lo & Leduc 24%
Total Voters: 45
Poll closes: 15 May 2014 @ 13:00
Start Date: 9 May 2014 @ 12:42
End Date: 15 May 2014 @ 13:00R16 6: Ghana v Algeria - Which Do You Pick? [ballot]
- GHANA: Sarkodie 71%
- ALGERIA: Cheb Nadir 29%
Total Voters: 34
Poll closes: 12 May 2014 @ 13:00
Start Date: 7 May 2014 @ 17:00
End Date: 12 May 2014 @ 13:00R16 5: France v Nigeria - Which Do You Pick? [ballot]
- FRANCE: Maitre Gims 42%
- NIGERIA: Chedinma 58%
Total Voters: 45
Poll closes: 9 May 2014 @ 13:00
Start Date: 5 May 2014 @ 16:39
End Date: 9 May 2014 @ 13:00R16 4: England v Cote D'Ivoire - Which Do You Pick? [ballot]
- ENGLAND: AlunaGeorge 60%
- COTE D'IVOIRE: Bebi Philip ft Debordeau 40%
Total Voters: 78
Poll closes: 6 May 2014 @ 13:00
Start Date: 1 May 2014 @ 15:45
End Date: 6 May 2014 @ 13:00 - COTE D'IVOIRE: Bebi Philip ft Debordeau 40%
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