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vote noun ballot, chirotony, choice, choosing, determination, election, formal expression of choice, judgment, option, pick, poll, predilection, preference, punctum, selection, sententia, suffragium vote verb approve, ballot, be counted, cast a ballot, cast a vote, choose, elect, exercise the right of suffrage, judge, poll, suffragium ferre See also: cast, decide, franchise, plebiscite, poll, primary, referendum, register VOTE. Suffrage; the voice of an individual in making a choice by many. The
total number of voices given at an election; as, the presidential vote.
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Ottawa--The federal government has approved changes in House of Commons procedures that will make all private members' bills and motions votable. Earlier, the Committee had ruled that private member bills which have the support of 100 MPs would become debatable and votable. He requires the support of 100 colleagues "signing on" in order to make the bill votable. |
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