> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pollsapi.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pollsapi.com/api.md).

# API

- [Create poll](https://docs.pollsapi.com/api/create-poll.md): API to create a poll
- [Get poll by Id](https://docs.pollsapi.com/api/get-poll-by-id.md): Endpoint to fetch a Poll by Id
- [Get all polls](https://docs.pollsapi.com/api/get-all-polls.md): Responds with a paginated response of all the polls
- [Get polls by identifer](https://docs.pollsapi.com/api/get-polls-by-identifer.md): The custom identifier which is used in poll creation can also be used to retrieve the polls.
- [Create Vote](https://docs.pollsapi.com/api/add-vote.md): Add a vote to an option
- [Get Vote by Id](https://docs.pollsapi.com/api/get-vote-by-id.md)
- [Get all votes on a poll](https://docs.pollsapi.com/api/get-all-votes-on-a-poll.md): Fetch all the votes on a poll as a paginated response
- [Get all votes with identifier](https://docs.pollsapi.com/api/get-all-votes-with-identifier.md)
- [Remove vote](https://docs.pollsapi.com/api/remove-vote.md): Delete a vote from an option on a poll
- [Remove Poll](https://docs.pollsapi.com/api/remove-poll.md): Delete the poll


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