The phrase "agreed voting" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where a group has come to a consensus on a voting method or decision.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally reached a point of agreed voting on the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "consensus voting" or "unanimous voting".
This afternoon, state wildlife officials agreed, voting to open black bear hunting season a month early, on Sept. 1.
On Sunday, an overwhelming majority of Swiss voters apparently agreed, voting down a proposal to give every adult roughly $2,560 a month, regardless of their work status, and $640 for each child under 18.
The board's four Republicans agreed, voting against the budget, which they say could have made additional cuts to legislator stipends, the county's mounted police force and Mr. Spano's security detail, among other programs.
Speaking on the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme, former UKIP leader Nigel Farage, and Natalie Bennett, the leader of the Green party, both agreed voting reform is needed.
A disciplinary board agreed, voting unanimously in January that he should be kicked off the force.
On Tuesday, council members agreed, voting unanimously to hold a full public hearing on the appeal.
Nearly 200 readers who "recommended" Mr. Barr's comment seemed to agree, voting it to the top of the pile of responses.
Their parents who agree vote for an older party.
Authorities agree votes for all should be adopted when the region has a new chief executive in 2017, but want to ensue there are no unwelcome candidates.
(We even think she looks like Heidi Klum in some of the later photographs...do you agree?) Vote on all her looks in the slideshow below.
Clearly, roughly half of Turkish voters agreed, happily voting for a man commonly depicted as an autocrat.
