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Legal Definitions - canvass
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Definition of canvass
Definition: To examine in detail, count and report returns, or solicit political support from voters or a voting district.
Example 1: After the election, the officials will canvass the votes to determine the winner.
Example 2: The candidate is actively canvassing the neighborhood to gain support for their campaign.
Explanation: The first example illustrates the second definition of canvass, which means to count and report returns. The second example illustrates the third definition of canvass, which means to solicit political support from voters or a voting district.
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Simple Definition
Term: CANVASS
Definition: Canvass means to carefully examine or scrutinize something, such as an issue or a set of ballots. It also refers to the process of formally counting ballots and reporting the results. Additionally, canvass can mean to ask for political support from voters or to take stock of public opinion. For example, a candidate might canvass a particular region to gauge their popularity.
Ethics is knowing the difference between what you have a right to do and what is right to do.
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