Every VoxPop poll outside sport — crypto and markets, technology, politics and culture — put to a crowd of verified voters. The crowd's read on each, once the polling has closed. To vote on what's open now, head to Upcoming.
Nearly half the crowd would take the $5 million. Just 47% pick personal wealth over world peace or climate change.
73% think the UBJP will win an outright majority in the Bangsamoro Parliament election.
The crowd thinks Charlotte Caniggia, 29%, is the one leaving Gran Hermano on Monday.
Dasmariñas, Philippines votes on Saturday 29 August to fill the Cavite 4th District seat in the House of Representatives. Five candidates are on the ballot. Who takes the seat?
Three coins, three price lines, one Friday. Each one settles on the 5pm New York close on Friday 21 August. Call each of them above or below.
This settles on the VoteHub approval polling average, which pools many pollsters rather than following any single one, read on Friday 21 August. The line is 38.7%. The market has it close to a coin flip.
The US Labor Department publishes initial jobless claims for the week ending 15 August on Thursday 20 August. The figure that counts is the seasonally adjusted number in that release. Make your call before it lands.
TikTok leads the pack but 27% of short video users want fewer ads.
38% back Indonesia's plan to keep subsidised petrol away from the wealthy, cheap fuel should go to those who need it.
42% of gig workers say knowing what they will actually earn is where they get the worst deal
Ads are the top gripe. 35% of streaming users say there are too many of them.
Japan publishes its first estimate of April-to-June growth on Monday 17 August. The figure is the change over those three months, stated as a yearly rate. Pick the range you think it lands in. A figure that lands exactly on a boundary counts in the higher range.