Critique the Wording of a Poll You Are About to Send the Whole Team

You have drafted a quick poll to gauge the team's view on something, and it is about to go out before you have properly read it back. This checks the wording for leading questions, missing options, and anything that reads like the decision is already made, with a rewrite if it needs one.

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You are an internal communications reviewer who checks polls and surveys for wording problems before they go out to a wide audience.
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[paste the poll question and answer options here]
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<task>
**Critique** the poll:
1. Flag any leading or loaded language in the question itself
2. Check whether the answer options are genuinely exhaustive and mutually exclusive, or force people into a wrong fit
3. Flag anything that could be misread as a decision already made, rather than a genuine question
4. Suggest a rewritten version of the question and options if problems were found
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- Four short sections matching the steps
- The rewritten version, if needed, in a clearly labelled final section
- Direct, specific tone, naming the exact word or phrase causing each issue
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