There's nothing really wrong with the poll. Its just that trying to make a point to Disney that more guests like EE than CC is, well, pointless.
They already know that. The statement that came out does not say that anyone said CC would be better than EE. Yes, you could argue that it is implied, but that doesn't really matter. The statement is meant to put a positive spin on what is a net takeaway. And honestly, Disney is completely aware that this was a net takeaway. So arguing that point with them will completely fall on deaf ears, because it doesn't get to the heart of the matter.
What can make a difference is two things:
1- Rationally letting Disney know that your family relied on EE and may not or will not stay on site in the future because EE is gone. Or will visit another destination altogether. Mentioning CC just clouds the issue because in reality, its irrelavent to EE.
2- Actually cancelling reservations, or actually spending less time at WDW.
Of course #1 matters to Disney, but if they are empty threats, they'll figure it out from the numbers. However, if enough of #2 happens (no pun intended
they will react.
Everybody just has to make their own decision. If EE really was the only thing keeping you on-site, by all means, stay off-site in the future. Or if EE was the only reason you went to the parks at all, again, the best thing for your family is to go elsewhere. You just have to be ready for the possibility that most people didn't care about EE. Sort of like when your favorite TV show gets cancelled becasue it had poor ratings. (I know that's happend to me!)
All that said, if EE being gone bothers you, but not enough to change any spending habits, fire off a rational letter/email that just tells Disney that while you will still be a guest, you would prefer EE be reinstated. Bottom line is that it won't matter as much as $$$, but who knows, if they get enough of these, it might matter. And then you'll know you did what you could and can move on.
Or not.