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Voting is the process where people submit individual choices that are then added up to make a collective decision, which can be about anything from selecting a candidate for office to deciding on food or guilt in a trial. It can happen formally using ballots and specific rules, or informally through methods like raised hands or voice votes.
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Research
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Le vote (terme dérivé de l'anglais vote, provenant du latin votum signifiant « vœu ») est une méthode permettant à un groupe une prise de décision commune. Les organisations formelles ou informelles ont recours à cette pratique, de toute nature (économiques, politiques, associatives, etc.). La pratique du vote vise à donner une légitimité à la décision en montrant qu'elle ne vient pas d'un individu isolé. Avant que le vote proprement dit n'ait lieu, il est fréquent qu'un temps de discussion ou de débat soit ménagé pour permettre à chacun des votants d'exposer ou de prendre connaissance des arguments, afin de motiver au mieux sa décision. Le vote est généralement encadré par un processus électoral aussi dénommé « scrutin » ou « élection ».
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