Ask Away presents you monthly news about Opinary’s product and team, inspiration for integrating polls into your platform and exciting insights from our users.
Although 2026 has already been underway for almost two weeks, we would still like to take this opportunity to extend our warmest wishes to you. We hope you enjoyed a relaxing end to last year and a wonderful start to the new one.
Speaking of ‘end of the year’: Have you read our EOY report yet? It contains lots of great insights that our editorial team found while reviewing the best polls of 2025. As a teaser, they summarise the top findings in a video (see the bottom of this mail).
But we’ve got more news for you, including some really inventive poll inspo from Australia and a Cross-Poll Insight, which provides deep insight into British voter behaviour.
Enjoy!
Driver’s licence test in polls
The creativity with which Yahoo Australia has integrated polls into this article has honestly blown our minds. Picking up on the fact that the Australian driving test is very difficult, even for experienced drivers, they challenged their readers to try their hand at some of the most difficult questions.
The fun part? Readers could submit their answers via polls, compare them with those of the other participants, and find out how they performed overall. The readers rewarded this creativity with an average of 25,000 votes per question.
Want to know how they did it and how you would perform?
What do Brits who don’t tip have in common?
Our polls aren’t just there to encourage users to engage with current affairs. They also provide us and our publisher friends with exciting insights into our readers.
Based on last year’s polls, we analysed how British non-tippers voted. With a surprising result: Almost 40% of them voted for the Reform Party. Would you have guessed that?
End of Year Report-Teaser
In our “Year in Questions 2025” our editorial team has taken a look back at the big questions and debates. As already announced in the intro to this newsletter, they’ve recorded a short video summarising their findings.
Here it is:
Don’t forget to also take a look the written review.
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