# 2. Voting

The voting module allows to vote on citizens proposals, or specific questions that are raised by the institution.

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One of the specific questions to be voted on could be, for example, the redevelopment of a square. In this case for example we could include two questions: If you want to remodel the square or not, and which of the finalist projects should be selected in case of remodeling:&#x20;

Each of the voting options can include images, documentation, videos, etc.

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Voting can be configured to involve all users, or only users in certain areas.


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