head-counter
/ˈhɛdkaʊntə/chiefly US
noun
A person who takes a headcount; specifically (a) a census taker; (b) US Politics a person who assesses the number of politicians likely to vote a certain way on a particular issue.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in Science News. From head + counter, after headcount.
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