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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