Legal Definitions - unanimous vote

A unanimous vote is a type of vote where every voter agrees on the same decision. This means that everyone in the group or assembly is in complete agreement with the outcome of the vote.

During a meeting, a proposal is presented to the group. After discussing the proposal, everyone in the group agrees that it is a good idea and decides to vote on it. When the vote is taken, every member of the group votes in favor of the proposal. This is an example of a unanimous vote.

The example illustrates that a unanimous vote occurs when everyone in the group agrees on the same decision. In this case, every member of the group voted in favor of the proposal, showing complete agreement.