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So I just upvoted you. So an admin can see that but not a mod? Wouldn’t an Admin want a mod to suss it out first and just deal with the questionability of it?
Community mods can see votes on posts and comments in their communities.
Mods don’t have access to the backend database, and I don’t think Lemmy exposes that information directly by default. It’s not a “feature” so much as a natural consequence of the architecture.
Votes are public information thanks to ActivityPub: https://lemvotes.org/ Most frontends (like Lemmy) do not expose this, but the information is out there so any new instance may display counts accurately.