1. to vote by ballot; to cast a ballot
Usage: formal or technical; chiefly used in contexts of official voting procedures
2. to determine or decide by ballot; to submit to a vote
Usage: formal; often used in organizational or parliamentary contexts

Examples

• Members will balloter on the proposed amendment next week.
• The committee decided to balloter the new policy rather than debate it further.
• Shareholders balloter to elect the board of directors.
• The organization chose to balloter on whether to accept the merger offer.
• Citizens balloter in the primary election to select their preferred candidate.