revoting
/riˈvoʊtɪŋ/
verb
- To vote again on a particular issue or candidate.
- The board decided to revote on the budget proposal after new information came to light.
- If the election is too close, some countries allow citizens to revote.
- The class agreed to revote because the first ballot was spoiled.
noun
- The act of voting again on a matter that has already been voted on, often because the first vote was disputed or inconclusive.
- A revoting was necessary because not enough members were present the first time.
- The committee called for a revoting after discovering a counting error.
- The student council decided a revoting would be fairer for all candidates.