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# Proposals

The interface for governance is live at [**governance.element.fi**](https://governance.element.fi)

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You can review proposals that are active and still open for voting, as well as past proposals.

A proposal's status can be one of the following:

* In Progress: The proposal hasn't reached the end of its voting period.
* Executed: The proposal passed, and has already been executed on the blockchain.
* Expired: The proposal passed, but it wasn't executed before the deadline. If the community still intends to execute it, the code must be submitted to vote in a new proposal.
* Failed: The proposal reached quorum, but the majority vote was against it.

Clicking on a proposal will show you more details about it:

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You can view your personal voting power (including what others have delegated to you) in relation to a given proposal and how many more votes are required for the proposal to reach quorum.[NextVaults](https://app.gitbook.com/o/uP0UE7gHfRTwHjLFuv2r/s/y6MnMbfUUEoG2IqZDDL1/governance/council-protocol-interface/vaults)

You also have the ability to view contextual information that will help inform your decisions and further your knowledge of the Council protocol when voting, delegating, or taking part in any other governance-related matters.


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