For recent votes in the General Assembly or Security Council and until the official records are published, we recommend checking the following sources:
Looking for the votes of Member States on General Assembly and/or Security Council Resolutions? From our Dataset in the Digital Library, you can download a csv file with a breakdown of recorded votes.
In the Voting Data Collection, you will find a record of how Member States voted for each adopted resolution of the General Assembly and the Security Council:
The Voting Database will provide links to related documents such as the draft resolution, the meeting record and the committee report.
The Digital Library updates the Voting Database promptly after information is released. Note that there are no voting records for votes on draft resolutions not adopted.
The OHCHR Library maintains another database for voting in the Human Rights Council.
In addition to the specialized collection of Voting Data in the UN Digital Library, voting information also is recorded in the description of certain documents. Because some of the metadata fields where this information is recorded are not displayed in the records, it can be difficult to find this information.
Here are some of the ways vote information may be found:
To view non-displayed MARC fields in a record, click on Formats and then select MARC or MARCXML. This displays all the descriptive metadata of the record in MARC field order. To view the MARC fields for all results, click on Options and then select Format MARC or MARCXML. This displays all descriptive metadata for all records. It is also possible to export the metadata for up to 200 records.
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