ballotage
noun
bal·lo·tage
¦balə¦täzh
plural -s
: a second ballot taken to decide between the two or three highest candidates when no candidate receives a majority of the votes on the first ballot
Word History
Etymology
French ballottage, from ballotter to subject to a second ballot, literally, shake, toss + -age
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