Voice vote call is a method of voting used in some legislatures and other assemblies. It is a form of majority decision-making in which members of the group verbally respond to a question or motion. The presiding officer then announces the result based on the responses given. The term 'voice vote call' comes from the fact that members of the assembly are expected to call out their votes, either 'AYE' or 'NO, ' in response to the question or motion.