The poll itself has already kind of ruled on Orlock. Schrek is in the list up top to vote on. Dafoe makes it too.
There’s hardly a need for this except as a checkpoint:
View Poll Results: Who was the best Dracula?
This poll will close on 07-01-2015 at 12:07 PM
Christopher Lee 8 26.67%
Bela Lugosi 7 23.33%
Gary Oldman 7 23.33%
Frank Langella 4 13.33%
OTHER (post and identify) 2 6.67%
Jack Palance 1 3.33%
George Hamilton 1 3.33%
Voters: 30
…and it’s already out of date! Thanks, y’all! 
I recall being annoyed that he walked over a bridge, and wondering if that was crossing water.
Now with 45 Voters we have two new names but an even stronger lead for #1 and #2:
View Poll Results: Who was the best Dracula?
This poll will close on 07-01-2015 at 12:07 PM
Christopher Lee 12 26.67%
Bela Lugosi 11 24.44%
Gary Oldman 7 15.56%
Frank Langella 6 13.33%
OTHER (post and identify) 3 6.67%
Max Schreck 2 4.44%
Louis Jourdan 2 4.44%
Jack Palance 1 2.22%
George Hamilton 1 2.22%
Voters: 45
I did not vote him either, but I expected Klaus Kinski to have way more than just 1 vote at this point.
Wow.
That’s the trouble with ONE vote per voter.
Looks like Mr. Lee is now in second place!
View Poll Results: Who was the best Dracula?
This poll will close on 07-01-2015 at 12:07 PM
Bela Lugosi 15 27.78%
Christopher Lee 14 25.93%
Gary Oldman 7 12.96%
Frank Langella 7 12.96%
Louis Jourdan 3 5.56%
OTHER (post and identify) 3 5.56%
Max Schreck 2 3.70%
Jack Palance 1 1.85%
Klaus Kinski 1 1.85%
George Hamilton 1 1.85%
Voters: 54
Oh, c’mon! Nothing against Christopher Lee, who is a fine actor and deserving of all the praise that we can heap upon him. But to conduct such a poll on the day that his death is announced is the height of unfairness.
Bela is out in front – maybe for good.
View Poll Results: Who was the best Dracula?
This poll will close on 07-01-2015 at 12:07 PM
Bela Lugosi 18 29.51%
Christopher Lee 14 22.95%
Gary Oldman 9 14.75%
Frank Langella 7 11.48%
Max Schreck 4 6.56%
Louis Jourdan 3 4.92%
OTHER (post and identify) 3 4.92%
Jack Palance 1 1.64%
Klaus Kinski 1 1.64%
George Hamilton 1 1.64%
Voters: 61
Klaus Kinski.
Amazing actor in one of the most atmospheric take on the story. Forget about the glamour Dracula, this is all about the creepiness, suffering and, yes, boredom of being a centuries-old monster.
Plenty of good actors have done a fine job in the role but if you are pretending to be Dracula you are doing a Bela Lugosi impersonation.
Now, when it comes to Blacula there can be only one.
Bela way out in front now:
View Poll Results: Who was the best Dracula?
This poll will close on 07-01-2015 at 12:07 PM
Bela Lugosi 20 29.85%
Christopher Lee 14 20.90%
Gary Oldman 10 14.93%
Frank Langella 7 10.45%
Max Schreck 6 8.96%
Louis Jourdan 3 4.48%
OTHER (post and identify) 3 4.48%
Klaus Kinski 2 2.99%
Jack Palance 1 1.49%
George Hamilton 1 1.49%
Voters: 67
I’m gonna vote for the one I’ve seen most recently and therefore is underrated by not appearing on this poll: Duncan Regehr, who played Dracula in Monster Squad.
This will probably be out of date by the time it gets through being posted! I’m pleased that it’s such a lively thread/poll! 
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View Poll Results: Who was the best Dracula?
This poll will close on 07-01-2015 at 12:07 PM
Bela Lugosi 22 28.57%
Christopher Lee 17 22.08%
Gary Oldman 11 14.29%
Frank Langella 9 11.69%
Max Schreck 6 7.79%
Louis Jourdan 3 3.90%
OTHER (post and identify) 3 3.90%
Klaus Kinski 2 2.60%
George Hamilton 2 2.60%
Jack Palance 1 1.30%
Leslie Nielsen 1 1.30%
Voters: 77
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Or the man behind Count Blah.
Had to go with Gary Oldman. I had no idea it was him until the credits rolled. The makeup was superb, and Oldman is a chameleon. The laugh was the best, and the role far more creepy and complex. Also, I still try to imitate his pronunciation of ‘blood’.
Update time:
View Poll Results: Who was the best Dracula?
This poll will close on 07-01-2015 at 12:07 PM
Bela Lugosi 24 28.57%
Christopher Lee 17 20.24%
Gary Oldman 12 14.29%
Frank Langella 10 11.90%
Max Schreck 7 8.33%
OTHER (post and identify) 4 4.76%
Louis Jourdan 3 3.57%
Klaus Kinski 3 3.57%
George Hamilton 2 2.38%
Jack Palance 1 1.19%
Leslie Nielsen 1 1.19%
Voters: 84
Me! BLEUGH!
I’m sorry if I scared you.
I voted for French actor Louis Jordan who was remarkably good in a BBC production that I saw on PBS here in the US decades ago.