def charts_slug_pollster_chart_poll_questions_tsv_get(slug, opts = {})
      data, _status_code, _headers = charts_slug_pollster_chart_poll_questions_tsv_get_with_http_info(slug, opts)
      return data
    end
def charts_slug_pollster_chart_poll_questions_tsv_get(slug, opts = {})
      data, _status_code, _headers = charts_slug_pollster_chart_poll_questions_tsv_get_with_http_info(slug, opts)
      return data
    end
One row per poll plotted on a Chart
 Derived data presented on a Pollster Chart.  Rules for which polls and responses are plotted on a chart can shift over time. Here are some examples of behaviors Pollster has used in the past:  * We've omitted \"Registered Voters\" from a chart when \"Likely Voters\"   responded to the same poll question. * We've omitted poll questions that asked about Gary Johnson on a   chart about Trump v Clinton. * We've omitted polls when their date ranges overlapped. * We've omitted labels (and their responses) for dark-horse   candidates.  In short: this endpoint is about Pollster, not the polls. For complete data, use a TSV from the Questions API.  The response follows the exact same format as `questions/{slug}/poll-responses-clean.tsv`, which you should strongly consider before settling on the Chart TSV.
 @param slug Unique Chart identifier. For example: &#x60;obama-job-approval&#x60;
 @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
 @return [PollsterChartPollQuestions]