voting
/ˈvoʊtɪŋ/
noun
- The act of making a choice or expressing an opinion in an election or meeting, usually by raising a hand, marking a paper, or using a machine.
- Voting in the presidential election is a right and a responsibility.
- Online voting has made it easier for people to participate in surveys.
- The club held a voting session to choose the next president.
Synonyms
adjective
- Relating to or used for casting a vote.
- The voting booth is private so no one can see your choices.
- The voting machine broke down, so they used paper ballots instead.
- They set up a voting station at the community center.
verb
- Present participle of vote: to formally express a choice or opinion in an election, meeting, or decision-making process.
- She is voting for the candidate who promises better schools.
- We are voting on the new budget proposal this afternoon.
- He was voting early to avoid the long lines on election day.