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# How to Vote
The entirety of the Voting process is being handled from the *"Claims Assessment"* tab. The only precondition is having your BMIs staked in the *"Stake/Farm BMI"* tab
**Step 1: View Claims**
Visit the *"Claims Assessment"* tab; here, you'll see all active claims that you are eligible to vote for.\
Each claim has all the necessary information attached to it.
**Step 2: Open Evidence & Vote**
Choose one of the claims, click "open" to open evidence under the "proof" column, read the evidence, and choose the amount users should get compensated. 0 means nothing, and everything >0 is an amount that should be reimbursed up to the maximum claim amount. Then you need to click vote, and you're done for the first round.\
#### **Step 3: Don't Forget to confirm:**
After 7 days, you need to come back and confirm your vote. This straightforward step is crucial, as it reveals and decrypts your vote.
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\&#xNAN;***This step is vital, not executing this last signature transaction will result in a penalty applied to your staked BMI position.***
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When the voting is done, you can see the verdict or reveal it if the claimant didn't do it in the three days after the last phase.
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