repoll
1 of 2verb
re·poll (ˌ)rē-ˈpōl 
repolled; repolling
transitive verb
: to question or canvass (people) again : to carry out a new poll of (a group of people)
If an updated system were proposed, he added, the group would want to repoll its members and get new feedback.
Eleanor Kennedy
Eleanor Kennedy… the Senator seemed to be getting more than two‐thirds of the undecided voters who were repolled. R. W. Apple Jr.
R. W. Apple Jr.repoll
2 of 2noun
re·poll ˈrē-ˌpōl
plural repolls
: the act or an instance of carrying out a poll (see poll entry 1 sense 5a) again
ordered a repoll of the voters
Word History
First Known Use
Verb
1884, in the meaning defined above
Noun
1884, in the meaning defined above