No. 12,223 in French

votera

"Votera" means "will vote."

In a sentence

Demain, elle votera pour choisir le président.
Tomorrow, she will vote to elect the president.
In this sentence, 'votera' is used in the future tense of the verb 'voter', indicating that the action of voting will occur tomorrow.
Il a déclaré qu'il votera contre la proposition.
He has stated that he will vote against the proposal.
Here, 'votera' is in the future tense and reflects a planned decision regarding voting yet to take place.
Si tout le monde participe, chacun votera pour ses idées.
If everyone participates, each will vote for their ideas.
In this context, 'votera' reflects the future tense in a conditional clause, suggesting a hypothetical future scenario where individuals will cast their votes.

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