Vote out of
verb
To remove someone or something from a position or duty by voting.
The community is planning to vote the mayor out of office because of his lack of initiative in enforcing environmental regulations.

Often appears as...
- vote someone out of office
- vote out of power
verb
To make a decision not to join or participate in something by voting.
The members voted out of going for the camping trip as they preferred a quieter outing.

Often appears as...
- vote out of participating
- vote out of joining
verb
To remove someone or something from a position or duty by voting.
The community is planning to vote the mayor out of office because of his lack of initiative in enforcing environmental regulations.

Often appears as...
- vote someone out of office
- vote out of power
verb
To make a decision not to join or participate in something by voting.
The members voted out of going for the camping trip as they preferred a quieter outing.

Often appears as...
- vote out of participating
- vote out of joining
Definition 1 of 2

Political Context
Used in political scenarios where people decide to remove an elected official from their position.

The senator was voted out of office after the scandal.
Causal Effect
Implies there was a reason for the action, often dissatisfaction with performance or behavior.

The board decided to vote the CEO out of the company.
Group Agreement
Indicates a collective decision; the group must reach a consensus to vote someone out.

The committee will vote a member out of the chair position tomorrow.
Political Context
Used in political scenarios where people decide to remove an elected official from their position.

The senator was voted out of office after the scandal.
Causal Effect
Implies there was a reason for the action, often dissatisfaction with performance or behavior.

The board decided to vote the CEO out of the company.
Group Agreement
Indicates a collective decision; the group must reach a consensus to vote someone out.

The committee will vote a member out of the chair position tomorrow.
Political Context
Used in political scenarios where people decide to remove an elected official from their position.

The senator was voted out of office after the scandal.
Causal Effect
Implies there was a reason for the action, often dissatisfaction with performance or behavior.

The board decided to vote the CEO out of the company.
Group Agreement
Indicates a collective decision; the group must reach a consensus to vote someone out.

The committee will vote a member out of the chair position tomorrow.
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