For me, the problem is that there are too many polls, and many of them are contradictory or not well-thought out.

It's becoming like the California voter proposition where each proposition is cheap to start but ends up being really expensive to advertise against special interests groups during elections. People don't have time to read and study, so a lot of them just end up voting whatever sounds right by the title or by whatever had more special interest ads.

The result is that the California Constitution is cluttered with 500+ voter-submitted amendments, many of which overwrite each other.

I don't want this to be the state of Moon governance.