What is the most natural way to write "I voted" in Korean?
In Canada we are currently having an election for Prime Minister, and today I went to the poll and voted. I want to post on Facebook that I voted today, and I try to add a simple Korean translation to my Facebook posts for my Korean friends who don't speak/read English very well.

When I searched on my own, I found variations of 투표, but I'm not sure how to properly use it to express that I voted today. Would I simply add -하다? How should I conjugate it?

Thank you for your help!

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What is the most natural way to write "I voted" in Korean?
In Canada we are currently having an election for Prime Minister, and today I went to the poll and voted. I want to post on Facebook that I voted today, and I try to add a simple Korean translation to my Facebook posts for my Korean friends who don't speak/read English very well.

When I searched on my own, I found variations of 투표, but I'm not sure how to properly use it to express that I voted today. Would I simply add -하다? How should I conjugate it?

Thank you for your help!

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both 투표를 하다 and 투표하다  are correct.

I voted today
very formal : 저는 오늘 투표를 했습니다. or 저는 오늘 투표했습니다.
formal : 저는 오늘 투표를 했어요. or 저는 오늘 투표했어요.
informal : 나는 오늘 투표를 했다. or 나는 오늘 투표했다.
very informal : 나 오늘 투표했어.

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Thank you! I thought it would be something like that, but I'm glad I double-checked ^^

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투표하다 is present tense.
투표했다 is past tense.
so ,you can just say 오늘 투표를 했다. (it means that today i voted.)