It sounds like you are going around this the wrong way, generally when forms are submitted it is in key value pairs, with the key being the element name attribute and the value being the element value attribute. If you need to differentiate I would do it there.
IE: 
<button name="Delete1" value="DeletePollAnswer" id="Delete1">Delete</button>
<button name="Delete2" value="DeletePollAnswer" id="Delete2">Delete</button>
Also with MVC it is likely you might want links that would want to call a specific action or pass data to a specific action in which case the an anchor with a an action link should be invoking the specific action directly.
IE:
<%= Html.ActionLink("Delete Poll Answer", "SomeDeleteAction", "SomePollController", new { pollID = somePollIDValue }, null); %>
Of course in that example all the names are completely gibberish, you would want to replace with your controller/action/params etc.