Regular methods Voting methods in deliberative assemblies




1 regular methods

1.1 voice vote
1.2 rising vote
1.3 show of hands





regular methods
voice vote

robert s rules of order newly revised (ronr) states voice vote (viva voce) usual method of voting on motion not require more majority vote adoption. considered simplest , quickest of voting methods used deliberative assemblies. presiding officer or chair of assembly put question assembly, asking first in favor of motion indicate verbally ( aye or yes ), , ask opposed motion indicate verbally ( no ). chair estimate side had more members.


rising vote

a simple rising vote (in number of members voting on each side stand, or rise ) used principally in cases in chair believes voice vote has been taken inconclusive result, or upon motion divide assembly. rising vote normal method of voting on motions requiring two-thirds vote adoption. can used first method of voting when majority vote required if chair believes in advance voice vote inconclusive. chair can order rising vote counted.


show of hands

a show of hands alternate voice voting , can used basic voting method in small boards or committees, , used in other informal or small gatherings voting. more precise voice vote not require members leave seats. however, not count division of assembly, , not effective rising vote in causing maximum number of members vote have not done so.








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