Definition of "re-count" []

• To count again. (verb-transitive)
• An additional count, especially a second count of votes cast in an election. (noun)

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• "It made up of the same rent-a-mob crew that disrupted/halted the 2000 Florida vote re-count."
• "State law would mandate a re-count if the margin is less than 2,000 votes."
• "Washington has seen close races recently, including 2004's gubernatorial contest and Democrat Maria Cantwell's re-count victory over Republican Sen. Slade Gorton in 2000."