recanvassing
Second round counting
Recanvassing is the act of canvassing again—typically conducting a second review of election ballots or voting records to verify initial counts.
The term appears most often in disputed elections: Officials ordered a recanvassing of votes in the contested district.
It can also mean surveying people or opinions a second time.
Narrate or retally
- ballotsVoting forms
- votesFormal choices recorded
- precinctsBounded administrative areas
- pollingSystematic opinion gathering
margins · turnout · electorate · tally · certification · disputed · contested · swing
Directly between residences
- volunteersUnpaid willing workers
- revisitingGoing back again
- follow-upSubsequent action on something
- callbacksSubsequent contact after initial
engagement · persuasion · neighborhoods · lists · routes · turf · shifts · scripts
recount
Narrate or retally
polling · margins · turnout · electorate · tally · certification · disputed · contested · swing · audit
door-to-door
Directly between residences
- volunteersUnpaid willing workers
- revisitingGoing back again
- follow-upSubsequent action on something
callbacks · engagement · persuasion · neighborhoods · lists · routes · turf · shifts · scripts · responses
recanvassingcertification
Attestation of qualification
concession · ratification · validation · finalizing · acquiescence
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