re-poll
noun [ C ] (also repoll) uk/ˈriːˌpəʊl/ us/ˈriːˌpoʊl/
Indian English重新投票
a time when people have to vote again in an election, usually because of a problem with the way it was done the first time
The district elections department is to deploy fifty government officials to hold the re-poll in the village. 地区选举部门将派出五十名政府官员在村里举行重新投票。
重新轮询
a time when people are asked their opinions again
It's not an exit poll, but a re-poll of people they've previously spoken to.
Can you do a repoll of the same question? 你能对同一个问题再次提供咨询吗？
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- Until the re-poll is held, the Election Secretariat has suspended the release of the district result.
- The conduct of the election organizers was investigated, leading to a full re-poll.
- A re-poll is to be held at the town's polling station following cancellation of the vote-counting operation.
- The Commissioner of Elections has ordered a re-poll following reports that a gang entered the polling station and removed the ballot papers.
re-poll
verb [ I or T ] (also repoll) uk/ˌriːˈpəʊl/ us/ˈriːˌpoʊl/
重新调查;重新投票
to ask people for their opinions again or to ask them to vote again
Republicans criticized Democrats for not agreeing to repoll residents in the wealthier neighbourhoods.
Election officials said that all sides had agreed not to re-poll in the areas hit by violence. 选举官员表示，各方已同意不再在遭受暴力袭击的地区重新进行投票。
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- Now the coastguard is asking the organization to once again re-poll the community.
- Monitoring groups have criticized the decision by the Commissioner of Elections not to re-poll the electorate.
- Reuters re-polled the same economists and a few more for good measure.