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No. 14,426 in Spanish

voté

"Voté" means "I voted."

In a sentence

  • Voté en las elecciones municipales el mes pasado.

    I voted in the municipal elections last month.

    This uses 'voté' as the simple past tense of 'votar', indicating a completed action of voting.

  • Aunque voté por el candidato independiente, ganó el partido tradicional.

    Though I voted for the independent candidate, the traditional party won.

    Here 'voté' also refers to the action of voting in the past, emphasizing the choice made during voting.

  • Voté pensando en el futuro, queriendo lo mejor para nuestra comunidad.

    I voted thinking about the future, wanting the best for our community.

    In this sentence, 'voté' is used in a reflective past context, describing the deliberate intention guiding the act of voting.

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