One objection that a popular democrat might voice to polling is that polls

A) don't follow professional standards.
B) don't give an accurate results.
C) are not used as much as they might be.
D) don't allow for the discussion and learning that takes place when citizens actually come together.

Polls, while useful for gauging public opinion, often miss the nuanced discussions and learning opportunities that arise when citizens engage in direct dialogue and debate. This interaction is crucial for a functioning democracy, as it allows for the exchange of ideas and the development of more informed opinions.