um, political real world voting, or the vote buttons in webDip?

Tolstoy's answer fits both, quite honestly.

webdip voting

if all remaining players vote for either DRAW, PAUSE, or CANCEL, that effect will happen immediately.

DRAW: ends the game and rewards a Draw Includes All Survivors Equally.
PAUSE: Pauses the game and unpauses the game once all players vote UNPAUSE
CANCEL: Deletes the game from existence. There will be no record of the game. All points will be refunded to everyone. Use this is there is a reason the game should never have happened (like cheating happened, or someone didn't show up, etc etc)

Draw: If everyone votes for this, the game comes to an end and none of the remaining players win. Everyone that still has centers gets an equal share of the pot.
Pause: If everyone votes for this, the game is paused on the phase it is currently at, and everyone will need to vote Unpause to get the game going again from where it left off.
Cancel: If everyone votes or this, the game very practically never existed, and everyone gets their points back, regardless of whether or not they were eliminated.
Only those who still have centers need to have votes entered for any of these to go through.

Valis is a painful ninja.

https://puu.sh/hHHnI/f6b37c7656.jpg

ok thanks

And if it comes down to it, there are surely situations when Tolstoy's answer will also fit a game of Diplomacy.

lmao at this thread

epiphoneboy2000: What Valis2501 and TrPrado said, except that players who have been absent for two consecutive phases (gone 'CD') don't get a vote and don't share in the draw, even if they still have supply centers.

Yes, "resigned" players don't count as remaining players.

Neither do players that "Left"