revotes
/riˈvoʊts/
noun
- A second or additional vote on the same issue, often after a previous vote was inconclusive or contested.
- The committee called for revotes on the budget proposal after discovering a counting error.
- The election results were challenged, leading to revotes in several precincts.
- After the tie, the club held two revotes before finally reaching a decision.
verb
- Third person singular form of 'revote': to vote again on the same matter.
- The student council revotes on the class president if there is a tie.
- If the first ballot fails, the assembly revotes until a majority is reached.
- The board revotes on the merger whenever new information comes to light.