Acclamation is a form of public approval or praise, often expressed through cheers, applause, or other enthusiastic responses. It typically occurs in situations where a group is asked to show support for a person, idea, or decision, such as during elections or public events. Unlike formal voting, acclamation relies on the collective voice of the audience to indicate their agreement or endorsement. In political contexts, acclamation can be used to elect leaders or approve policies without a formal ballot. For example, during a town hall meeting, community members may express their support for a candidate by applauding, signaling a consensus without the need for a vote.