Camarilla
The Camarilla is the first sect (publication-wise), and it offers unique and powerful tools to its members, especially when it comes to politics.
Parity Shift
played in 340 decks,
typically 2-6 copies
One of the best vote available with its -3/+3 pool effect. It was even more powerful before the september 2019 errata, when the score would equal the number of Methusalah in play, for a devastating -5/+5 effect early game.
Second Tradition: Domain
played in 276 decks,
typically 3-9 copies
Only available for Princes and Justicars, it is one of the most effective reaction of the game. Not only does it unlock — not just wake — the vampire, it also provides a solid +2 intercept bonus. Furthermore, the reasonable blood cost of one is only paid when the unlock effect is needed.
Alastor
played in 47 decks,
typically 1-5 copies
Although only available for Justicars and Inner Circles, this vote let them fetch costly equipment at a bargain, like an Helicopter or an Assault Rifle. Combined with a strong weapon, the option to enter combat becomes dreadful.
Judgment: Camarilla Segregation
played in 32 decks,
typically 1-3 copies
A decent pool damaging action, although more efficient votes like Kine Resources Contested are often preferred, it can also find its place in non-political decks. It can account to a serious overall amount if played early enough.
Fourth Tradition: The Accounting
played in 29 decks,
typically 1-5 copies
Reserved to Princes and Justicars as all traditions, this one helps getting more vampires out faster and cheaper, a useful asset for those who do not have access to the more versatile Govern the Unaligned.
First Tradition: The Masquerade
played in 27 decks,
typically 1-4 copies
Reserved to Princes and Justicars as all traditions, it can stack and lock down a table pretty quickly provided one has enough blood to pay for it. The obvious drawback is that it can quickly focus a lot of table hatred on the Methusalah who played it.
Praxis Seizure: Rome
played in 26 decks,
typically 1 copy
Some Praxis give a capacity bonus to a specific clan. The Brujah o one is slightly more played because they have powerful cards for their Princes like New Carthage and Carthage Remembered.
Anathema
played in 22 decks,
typically 1-4 copies
A powerful bloat device, although a bit tricky to land: one needs both the stealth and votes to get it through, and a combat module strong enough to trigger it. A vote most often seen played by the Brujah o.