A vote of disagreement, also known as a 'NAY' vote, is a formal expression of dissent in a decision-making process. It is typically used in a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress, to indicate that the majority opinion is not supported by the dissenting party. A NAY vote is usually cast by raising one's hand or voting electronically. The result of a NAY vote is that the motion is not passed and the decision is not made.