> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.put.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.put.com/library/put-multi-sign-program/usage-guidelines/vote-proposal.md).

# Vote proposal

```
$ ppl-sig vote --proposal 6NuA13zJvhA7GU86LzzrhwTVYCbkKqzvpwHTzk
ejGDPg --signer . /id2.json 
voting for a proposal 6NuA13zJvhA7GU86LzzrhwTVYCbkKqzvpwHTzk
ejGDPg

Signature: RpKHvSFwiZhsjWxAmHrxcyREXCSnZtmzPm56z6VsX9R9XuLdHnaB7wk5N9it5JsJPUEVfkNJ2SSB9Hue1qfJH26
```

After the proposal is initialized, the signature address in the multi-signature account, can vote on the transaction proposal. 

Each valid signature address can only vote once, and multiple votes are not valid. 

After voting, the information of the transaction proposal will be changed.

Use the proposal-info instruction to query again.

```
$ ppl-sig proposal-info 6NuA13zJvhA7GU86LzzrhwTVYCbkKqzvpwHTzkejGDPg

Initiator:3AGrFExFviu6Gg6mUgdf4BUbi178Cg43ysbmYc5gbCYv 
Proposal summary: "a transfer b 10 put" 
----------------Voted account----------------

3AGrFExFviu6Gg6mUgdf4BUbi178Cg43ysbmYc5gbCYv
4vxfArUy35WeLMwBCe8FEUjWq7gXPpRyF8A85EL44CB8
```


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## Querying This Documentation
If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question.

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```
GET https://docs.put.com/library/put-multi-sign-program/usage-guidelines/vote-proposal.md?ask=<question>&goal=<endgoal>
```

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