Trust Poll is "The Public Opinion Trust Machine". More than half of Americans don't trust public opinion polls. Traditional polling companies rely on the collection of personal demographic information to qualify poll results. Politicians and administrators rely on traditional polling results, regardless of their trust, to make public policy decisions. Policy making and governance without the purest of certainty in public opinion is dangerous. The unintended consequence of poor public policy is the further erosion of trust and administrative waste.



Trust Poll has no interest in personal information, just that you are a real person. Individual user data is not required or requested. Anonymity is accomplished through user singularity, captcha verification that "you are a real human". Each vote is given a Vote ID and published on the public blockchain for verification and integrity. Each vote is anonymous, tamper-proof, secured, and publicly documented on the blockchain.



Votes are geographically tagged through GPS and represented within aggregated result totals. Poll results are blockchain secured and published by regional geography. Location tags are aggregated and programmatically destroyed.