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# Voting with Snapshot
One of the most important aspects of a DAO is collective decision making. We’ll be participating in exactly that by voting on a proposal with Snapshot!
## What Do I Need?
Before we get going, let’s make sure you’ve got everything you need. In order to vote with Snapshot, you will need:
* An wallet, such as [**MetaMask**](https://metamask.io/)
* Governance tokens from the project you want to vote on,such as `$REI`
## Voting & Snapshot
Snapshot is a decentralized, gasless voting system. It allows DAO members to vote on proposals with governance tokens like `$REI` , NFTs like Bored Ape Yacht Club, and more. Thanks to Snapshot’s off-chain, gasless nature, it removes loads of friction from the voting process and makes it as easy as posting a Twitter poll.
Alright, let’s cast a vote!
## The Guide
### Step 1
Let’s begin by heading to [**https://snapshot.org/#/rei-network.eth**](https://snapshot.org/#/rei-network.eth) **;** And `Connect wallet` with the button in the top-right corner.
### Step 2
Click `join` ; Congratulations, you have successfully joined the REI Network space!
### **Step 3**
On the Proposals tab, find an active proposal that you wish to vote on. After familiarizing yourself with the proposal, cast your vote and click Vote. You will be prompted to confirm your vote, and if everything looks good, click Vote again.
### **Step 4**
Finally, confirm your vote by signing it with your wallet. Although you are using your wallet, there are no gas fees associated with voting!
### Congrats!
You have successfully participated in the governance of REI DAO！
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