Difference between Elected and Voted

ELECTED vs VOTED: NOUN

Simple past tense and past participle of vote.
Be guided by in voting
Express one's choice or preference by vote
Express a choice or opinion
Bring into existence or make available by vote
Express one's preference for a candidate or for a measure or resolution; cast a vote

Selected, Representatives, Crowned, Named, Politicians, Chosen, Voted, Nominated, Elections, Sworn, Election, Appointed, Nonappointive, Elective, Electoral

Cast, Spoke, Enacted, Adopted, Supported, Chosen, Elected, Chose, Opted, Passed, Decided, Agreed, Rejected, Endorsed, Approved

Designate, Decided, Selected, Representatives, Crowned, Named, Politicians, Chosen, Nominated, Sworn, Election, Appointed, Nonappointive, Elective, Electoral

Spoken, Ruled, Cast, Enacted, Adopted, Supported, Chosen, Elected, Opted, Passed, Decided, Agreed, Rejected, Endorsed, Approved

Council consists of eight elected councilors elected from districts every two years, as well as the lieutenant governor.
She founded the Black Women in Elected Leadership PAC, and was elected to the Oakland NAACP Executive Committee.
Senate so elected and their successors shall constitute the other class to be elected as prescribed in said paragraph of this Constitution.
Fourteen of the thirty newly elected senators had been elected through party primaries, which amounted to popular choice in their states.
Nevertheless, he became the first elected Nigerian president to take power from another elected president.
Membership is represented by elected members from the classes and by an elected Executive Committee.
It seems we sort of elected Sean Hannity when we elected Trump.
Officers shall be elected annually by the Faculty from the elected Council members.
We all want clean elections that result in elected leaders representing the community they are elected to serve.
The Standard Plan city has a city council consisting of the elected mayor, an elected city clerk, and three or five elected council members.

The Treaty will be voted or will not be voted.
Get a list of those who voted, and work on those who did not vote or who voted against the bill.
The North voted to reunite with Denmark while the South voted to stay apart of Germany.
So when we voted in the Committee, eight of the nine Republicans voted against the bill.
My majority inspector definitely voted and then went into the polls and voted again.
Nine members voted in favor of the motion, five voted against and one abstained.
Inouye, who I think also voted for Tonkin, voted against the Iraq War.
Eight Democrats voted yes, while seven Republicans voted no.
Saar voted to join France; nine percent voted to remain under the League of Nations; and ninety percent voted to join Germany.
Millions of Americans voted for socialism, voted for the cancel culture, voted for fascism.