👉 "Outpolls" is a term used in political science and sociology to describe how well a candidate or party performs compared to their opponents. It measures the degree to which a particular candidate's views, policies, or message resonate with voters and gain support among the general public. The term was introduced by sociologist and political scientist John Dewey in his 1920 book "The Theory of Political Parties." It is often used in discussions about the effectiveness of campaigns and election processes.
