> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.antfarm.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.antfarm.finance/dao/governance/proposal-and-vote.md).

# Proposal & vote

Once you have staked your AGT to get veAGT the real deal begins: voting to shape the future of the Antfarm's platform! Antfarm's DAO uses [tally ](https://www.tally.xyz/)for proposals and votes. Members will find there all current and closed votes.

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To participate in governance, head to <https://www.tally.xyz/gov/antfarm-dao>
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<summary>Can members of the DAO vote on any proposal? </summary>

veAGT holders can only vote using their veAGT weight at the block where a proposal was created. Make sure to delegate your voting power (either to yourself or a trusted one) as soon as possible to make sure your voting power counts on every proposer.

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<summary>How to create a proposal? </summary>

Voting is only half-way of a real community! Antfarm is also expecting proposals to fuel the DAO and improve the platform. Collective intelligence is so powerful! Any veAGT token-holder can create a proposal, as long as they hold more veAGT than the threshold (actual threshold is set to 4% of the supply).&#x20;

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