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# Voting on a Proposal

## Casting a Vote

**Step 1: Find the Proposal you want to vote on**

Navigate to the **Governance** page and choose a Proposal to vote on.

**Step 2: Choose an option**

**Step 3: Choose a Stake to use for this Vote.**

**Step 4: Confirm Selection**

**Step 5: Sign the Transaction to record your Vote on-chain**

## Retracting a Vote

**Step 1: On a proposal you have voted on, click 'Retract Vote'**

**Step 2: Choose the vote you want to retract**

Choose the vote you want to retract. Votes are identified by the Stake that was used to create them. 

**Step 3: Confirm by clicking the 'Retract Vote' button**

**Step 4: Sign the transaction**


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