revote

[ree-voht, ree-voht]

noun

plural

revotes 

1. a vote taken again.

verb

revoted, revoting 

1. to vote again.

Example Sentences

Vance showed up to cast a tiebreaker on a subsequent vote to ensure the resolution couldn’t get a revote later on.

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“To that end, a martial law orchestrated revote in at least the four defendant-states in the quashed Texas lawsuit: Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin is needed,” Ingrassia wrote.

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Tshisekedi was reelected as president in December in a chaotic vote amid calls for a revote from the opposition over what they said was a lack of transparency, following past trends of disputed elections in the central African country.

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The General Election Commission certified the election results on March 20, but the formal declaration ceremony was put on hold following legal challenges from rival candidates, former Jakarta Gov. Anies Baswedan and former Central Java Gov. Ganjar Pranowo, who sought to annul the result and demand a revote.

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After the UAW filed a protest with the National Labor Relations Board over the interference by Haslam, Corker and their cronies, the 2019 revote was held.

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