票 (hyō) means “vote” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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私たちの候補者は若い世代から多くの票を集めました。watashi ta chi no kō ho sha wa waka i se dai ka ra ō ku no hyō o atsu me ma shi ta

Our candidate received many votes from younger generations.

Represents one counted expression of a person's choice in a decision-making process.

一票ippyō: One vote considered as an individual unit when votes are counted.

選挙などで、候補者や議案を選ぶ意思を示すために投じる一単位。sen kyo na do de kō ho sha ya gi an o era bu i shi o shime su ta me ni tō ji ru ichi tan i

The noun 票 (hyō, "ballot") is a Sino-Japanese borrowing from the Chinese character 票, whose older meanings include a paper slip or ticket.

In election coverage, 一票 (ippyō, "one vote") treats a vote as a countable unit, linking the word to vote totals and individual choices.