I did experience the same problem.
 
 So I did write some code to create a survey of several polls and in the end display the results.
 Save this as a file (for example survey.php) in the root path of the poll scripts.
 Change the paths in the file for the include_once to your own paths.
 
 
			
 <?php
 // Important! You have to include it before your html code
 include_once "/poll/poll_cookie.php";
 ?>
 
 <html>
 <body>
 <?php
 include_once "/poll/booth.php";
 
 // Determine the poll ID's to use in this survey
 $poll_start_id=4;        //The first poll ID to start
 $poll_end_id=9;         //The last poll ID to include
 
 
 // Set Variables for the poll class
 $php_poll->set_template_set("plain");
 $php_poll->set_max_bar_length(125);
 $php_poll->set_max_bar_height(10);
 
 
 // Determine if the form is allready posted and determine the poll ID
 if (!isset($_POST['poll_ident'])) {
       // Not posted yet so start with the first ID
       $poll=$poll_start_id;
       }
       else {
       // Posted, so process the poll and add 1 to the poll ID
       $php_poll->poll_process($_POST['poll_ident']);
       $poll=$_POST['poll_ident']+1;
 }
 
 // Determine if a new poll has to be shown
 if ($poll<=$poll_end_id) {
       // While the last ID is not reached yet show the next poll
       echo "Variabele: ".$_POST['poll_ident'];
       echo $php_poll->poll_process($poll);
       }
       elseif ($poll==$poll_comment_id) {
       
       }
       else {
       // If the last poll is reached then show the results
             for ( $counter = $poll_start_id; $counter <= $poll_end_id; $counter += 1) {
                   echo $php_poll->view_poll_result($counter);
       }
 }
 
 
 
 ?>
 </body>
 </html>