revote
/riːˈvoʊt/
verb
- To vote again on a matter, often because the first vote was inconclusive, disputed, or flawed.
- If the election is too close, some states may revote to ensure accuracy.
- The committee decided to revote on the proposal after discovering a counting error.
- The board members agreed to revote on the budget after hearing new arguments.
Synonyms
noun
- A second or additional vote held on a particular issue or candidate.
- The union called for a revote because of low turnout in the first election.
- After the revote, the measure passed with a clear majority.
- The revote was scheduled for the following week to allow more time for discussion.