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I don't think it's possible because I believe there's no way to search for questions you voted on, period. I remember reading that in reference to the electorate badge; I'll see if I can find a reference.

EDIT: I can't (easily) find a reference other than this answer by Jeff in regards to this question:

Some of the badges are supposed to be surprises, not World of Warcraft style level grinds based on numbers.

I worry that if we provide too many metrics:

• it becomes noise, like a bunch of inscrutable F-16 cockpit gauges -- how are all these numbers useful except for these specific badges?
• the badge becomes the explicit goal instead of the desired behavior
• the badges are no longer a pleasant surprise and reward but an expected "level up""

That doesn't specifically answer your question. To throw in my $0.02, I think being able to view all the questions you've voted on would be a useful feature.

I don't think it's possible because I believe there's no way to search for questions you voted on, period. I remember reading that in reference to the electorate badge; I'll see if I can find a reference.

EDIT: I can't (easily) find a reference other than this answer by Jeff in regards to this question:

Some of the badges are supposed to be surprises, not World of Warcraft style level grinds based on numbers.

I worry that if we provide too many metrics:

• it becomes noise, like a bunch of inscrutable F-16 cockpit gauges -- how are all these numbers useful except for these specific badges?
• the badge becomes the explicit goal instead of the desired behavior
• the badges are no longer a pleasant surprise and reward but an expected "level up""

That doesn't specifically answer your question. To throw in my $0.02, I think being able to view all the questions you've voted on would be a useful feature.

I don't think it's possible because I believe there's no way to search for questions you voted on, period. I remember reading that in reference to the electorate badge; I'll see if I can find a reference.

EDIT: I can't (easily) find a reference other than this answer by Jeff in regards to this question:

Some of the badges are supposed to be surprises, not World of Warcraft style level grinds based on numbers.

I worry that if we provide too many metrics:

• it becomes noise, like a bunch of inscrutable F-16 cockpit gauges -- how are all these numbers useful except for these specific badges?
• the badge becomes the explicit goal instead of the desired behavior
• the badges are no longer a pleasant surprise and reward but an expected "level up""

That doesn't specifically answer your question. To throw in my $0.02, I think being able to view all the questions you've voted on would be a useful feature.

I don't think it's possible because I believe there's no way to search for questions you voted on, period. I remember reading that in reference to the electorate badge; I'll see if I can find a reference.

EDIT: I can't (easily) find a reference other than this answer by Jeff in regards to this question:

Some of the badges are supposed to be surprises, not World of Warcraft style level grinds based on numbers.

I worry that if we provide too many metrics:

• it becomes noise, like a bunch of inscrutable F-16 cockpit gauges -- how are all these numbers useful except for these specific badges?
• the badge becomes the explicit goal instead of the desired behavior
• the badges are no longer a pleasant surprise and reward but an expected "level up""

That doesn't specifically answer your question. To throw in my $0.02, I think being able to view all the questions you've voted on would be a useful feature.

I don't think it's possible because I believe there's no way to search for questions you voted on, period. I remember reading that in reference to the electorate badge; I'll see if I can find a reference.

I don't think it's possible because I believe there's no way to search for questions you voted on, period. I remember reading that in reference to the electorate badge; I'll see if I can find a reference.

EDIT: I can't (easily) find a reference other than this answer by Jeff in regards to this question:

Some of the badges are supposed to be surprises, not World of Warcraft style level grinds based on numbers.

I worry that if we provide too many metrics:

• it becomes noise, like a bunch of inscrutable F-16 cockpit gauges -- how are all these numbers useful except for these specific badges?
• the badge becomes the explicit goal instead of the desired behavior
• the badges are no longer a pleasant surprise and reward but an expected "level up""

That doesn't specifically answer your question. To throw in my $0.02, I think being able to view all the questions you've voted on would be a useful feature.