revoted
Cast another ballot
Revoted is the past tense of revote, meaning to vote again on something previously decided or contested.
A legislative body might revote after a tie or procedural error: The committee revoted on the amendment after two members changed their positions.
Revoting often follows recounts, challenges, or failed motions.
Narrate or retally
- amendmentChange to official text
- rectificationAct of setting straight
- revisionAltering to improve
- retractionFormal withdrawal of statement
annulment · reversal · do-over · mulligan · invalidation · nullification · redetermination · reconsideration
Narrate or retally
- ballotsVoting forms
- pollsOpinion surveys or voting sites
- turnoutNumber attending an event
- candidatesThose seeking selection
primaries · caucuses · electorate · constituency · delegates · runoff · midterms · by-election
Direct vote on legislation
- plebisciteDirect vote by citizens
- suffrageRight to cast ballots
- franchiseLicensed business operation
- parliamentNational legislative assembly
republic · legislature · senate · majoritarian · sovereignty · civic · participatory · deliberative
Change in position
- quorumMinimum for valid proceedings
- abstentionFormal refusal to vote
- proxyAuthorized substitute
- unanimousComplete agreement among all
majority · plurality · tiebreaker · tabulation · certification
recount
Narrate or retally
- amendmentChange to official text
- rectificationAct of setting straight
- revisionAltering to improve
retraction · annulment · reversal · do-over · mulligan · invalidation · nullification · redetermination · reconsideration · override
recount
Narrate or retally
candidates · primaries · caucuses · electorate · constituency · delegates · runoff · midterms · by-election · incumbents
referendum
Direct vote on legislation
- plebisciteDirect vote by citizens
- suffrageRight to cast ballots
- franchiseLicensed business operation
parliament · republic · legislature · senate · majoritarian · sovereignty · civic · participatory · deliberative · grassroots
motion
Change in position
- quorumMinimum for valid proceedings
- abstentionFormal refusal to vote
- proxyAuthorized substitute
unanimous · majority · plurality · tiebreaker · tabulation · certification