Sentence examples for voice vote from inspiring English sources

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voice vote

noun

A vote that is held by members calling out aye or nay, used in cases where result is not contested or at least not close and a count is not needed to determine if the motion passes.

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The amendment passed by voice vote.

The New York Times

It passed on a voice vote.

The New York Times

A voice vote was called for.

The New York Times

The measure passed with a voice vote.

The New York Times

It passed, unanimously, on a voice vote.

The New York Times

It passed by voice vote.

The New York Times

The bill passed by voice vote.

The New York Times

Passage came on a voice vote.

The New York Times

The measure passed by voice vote.

The New York Times

Then she moved to a voice vote.

The New Yorker

The approval came on a voice vote.

The New York Times

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