Ballot Count

/ˈbælət kaʊnt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The process of tallying votes cast in an election or referendum to determine the final result.
    The official ballot count confirmed the winning candidate's victory.

Forms

  • ballot count
  • ballot counts

Commentary

Accurate ballot counts are crucial to ensure the integrity of electoral outcomes and may be subject to legal scrutiny during disputes.

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