Just curious: can we know who voted on our answer in Mathematics Stack Exchange?
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12$\begingroup$ The answer is no (by design). $\endgroup$ – Arctic Char Jul 29 at 8:42
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$\begingroup$ Sometimes, you can know who downvoted. $\endgroup$ – Rodrigo de Azevedo Jul 31 at 19:32
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No, this is not possible. See e.g. this post on Meta Stack Exchange: Is there a way to see who voted on your posts?
No, voting is by design anonymous. Not even ♦ moderators have access to information on individual votes.
Knowing who up- or downvoted your post would likely incite some users to up- resp. downvote the voters' posts, which we want to avoid: Stack Exchange is all about the content, not the users.
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$\begingroup$ Can other's come to know who upvoted my solution or question? Sorry if it sounds obvious, I am new to MSE .. $\endgroup$ – Sunaina Pati Jul 29 at 9:12
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2$\begingroup$ @Shubhangi Stack Exchange staff can see individual votes (but rarely feel the need to do so). Moderators can see vote patterns, but not individual votes. $\endgroup$ – Glorfindel Jul 29 at 9:15
