"To schedule a vote" means to set a specific time or date for a group of people to come together and make a decision by casting their votes on a particular matter. Full definition
Leaders are continuing to work to get more votes on board and will schedule a vote for this week if they believe they have enough to pass a bill, the aide added. (bloomberg.com)
«Once again GOP leaders used women's lives for political pandering by scheduling a vote on an unconstitutional abortion ban that would criminalize doctors and make no exception for the health of the mother. (bridgeproject.com)
Coleman, popular with his former legislative peers, has so far encountered no problems in the legislature's confirmation process that has included a committee hearing but also requires approval of his nomination in yet - to - be scheduled votes by the House and Senate. (courant.com)