Why would you? It’s a waste of time, especially if one’s holdings are insignificant enough to cause the votes go the other way. It only starts to make sense if one has 5% stake in the company. Normally one wouldn’t be using retail brokers for that, and especially not the nominee accounts. Instead one would be operating CREST accounts in their own name. Or more likely via a family investment office.
More likely scenario is to submit votes by proxy. For example for Nationwide Building Society AGM I submit my votes electronically ahead of time by proxy, instead of wasting days trying to sort out attending the AGM in person.