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# How to vote for a baker

QuipuSwap allows you to delegate tokens at the same time as they are earning fee rewards in a liquidity pool. As tokens are added to the pool you automatically start receiving baking rewards. You do not have to cast a vote for a specific baker but you can do it if you have a favorite one or if you want to help spread delegated stakes more evenly.

NB: baking rewards are only poosible for Tez/Token pools, not Token/Token pools.

1\. Open the Voting section.

2\. Select the Vote tab and choose the token pool you would like to delegate LP tokens from.

![](https://ucarecdn.com/3c7b9c1e-690e-4a4f-8271-0d236f712115/image.png)

3\. Scroll down until you see the field marked as "Baker". Here you can either select a baker from a drop-down menu or enter his address manually.

4\. Decide how many shares (LP tokens) you want to lock in the voting contract and press Vote.

![](https://ucarecdn.com/f0c21312-1b35-4d9d-975a-740b7567c603/image.png)

That's it. Confirm this action and it's done.

You can vote for a different candidate any time but remember that each time the baker is changed, reward receiving process will reset.


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