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Under which circumstances would a politician be most likely to ignore the results of a public opinion poll on a particular subject when making policy regarding that subject?

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A possible circumstance is when there is a private institution involved. Politicians most likely ignore a public opinion poll if there is a funding involved from these groups. Another instance is when the respondents in polls lack information about certain matters. This is why public polls are not the main basis for political decisions.
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