It is what it sounds like- the roll is called and each member of the assembly answers with his vote when his name is called. This procedure makes it possible to get an exact count of the vote as opposed to a voice vote.
If the bill that they are voting on is particularly controvertial
because it is easy simply vise than to call with a roll no.
The speaker of the house gets chosen by a vote of the members of the house. The constitution does NOT require that the speaker be an elected member of congress.
I would vote for the Conservatives, which is Stephen Harper's team. Just because.
The people have the opportunity to vote leaders in and out of government. However, to get rid of a government overall would call for some sort of revolution or coup.
You could, but that would be regarded as a spoilt vote and so would not be used in the count. In reality you can only vote for the candidates on the ballot paper.
Roll-Call Vote
On unimportant matters, they vote all ata once by saying "aye" or "no". I think anyone can demand a roll-call vote if they wish. On questions that really matter, they vote by roll-call. The secretary calls the roll and each Congressman in turn states his vote.
Secret ballot
vote on medicare
when senators voice their votes in turn as an official records them
when senators voice their votes in turn as an official records them
because it is easy simply vise than to call with a roll no.
well three are roll call vote, voice vote, and ballot vote.
They are chosen by roll call vote on the first day of every new congress.;)
This is how they elect the Speaker of the House.
My vote would go to Jerry Lee Lewis
A congressional voting procedure in which members stand and are counted is a division vote. A congressional voting procedure that consists of members answering "yea" or "nay" to their name is a roll call vote.