We don’t typically provide ‘design’ solutions, but basically what you’re talking about is a Custom Post Type where every ‘entry’ or ‘post’ was a ‘vote’ from a particular person.
You could create a field for the Person questioned, probably track the ‘author’ of that entry as the person who entered the ‘vote’ and then have checkbox fields for the actual questions that you want to record ‘yes’ or ‘no’ against. Unchecked would be ‘no’.
Then all you have to do is run summaries against those posts. You could either count the total number of posts with WP Query (to get the total number of people spoken to) and then run a separate WP Query for the value ‘question_yes.meta_value’ = 1
You could group by ‘author’ giving you Person A and Person B’s results.
Take a look at our ‘find’ documentation, which has an example of how to run specific value based queries against Pods Data, including an example of Meta Key Syntax, which is ultimately what you’re trying to do.
https://pods.io/docs/code/find/
You could reasonably get those values with a shortcode or a little bit of PHP code using the total and total_found function:
https://pods.io/docs/code/pods/total/
Just like anything in WordPress, there are multiple ways of doing what you’re suggesting depending on your requirements. If you have specific questions, please feel free to join our Slack Chat at https://pods.io/forums/chat/
