Elon Musk said many previously suspended Twitter accounts would be allowed back on the platform.
Of 3.16 million respondents to Musk's Wednesday poll question, 72.4 percent said Twitter should allow suspended accounts back on Twitter as long as they have not broken laws or engaged in"egregious spam," Musk posted.
Polls on Twitter are open to all users and are unscientific and potentially targeted by fake accounts and bots.
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