What is a public opinion poll that uses loaded language in questions to try to guide the respondents' answers called?

A public opinion poll that uses loaded language in its questions to influence respondents' answers is called a "push poll." Push polls are designed to sway public opinion rather than gather impartial data, often by framing questions in a way that evokes emotional responses or biases. This can lead to skewed results that reflect the pollster's agenda rather than the true beliefs of the respondents.