Voting The method of voting usually depends on the situation and on the laws of your particular organization. Typically there are five types of votes. If it is unclear as to how many said aye and no, a member can move for an exact count. Show of hands - members raise their hands either for or against the motion. Ballot - a ballot vote is usually taken when secrecy is desired.
Members write their vote on a piece of paper and turn it in for counting.
If someone disagrees they should voice their objection, and then the matter must be put to a vote. Using parliamentary procedure can be a successful way to get things done at a meeting, but it only works if you use ft right. Also, parliamentary procedure isn't for everyone. Depending upon the nature of your organization, you may prefer, and it may be more appropriate, for you to conduct business on a more informal basis.