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The thing you're quoting is about regular up/down votes on a question.

You can only vote to close once, and you can only retract the vote once. After that, you cannot vote to close again unless the question is re-opened.

For more details, see the relevant feature request on MSO: Can we have the ability to retract a close vote before it closes?

When you retract your vote, the confirmation dialog informs you that you cannot vote again after retracting your initial vote:

The thing you're quoting is about regular up/down votes on a question.

You can only vote to close once, and you can only retract the vote once. After that, you cannot vote to close again unless the question is re-opened.

For more details, see the relevant feature request on MSO: Can we have the ability to retract a close vote before it closes?

When you retract your vote, the confirmation dialog informs you that you cannot vote again after retracting your initial vote:

The thing you're quoting is about regular up/down votes on a question.

You can only vote to close once, and you can only retract the vote once. After that, you cannot vote to close again unless the question is re-opened.

For more details, see the relevant feature request on MSO: Can we have the ability to retract a close vote before it closes?

When you retract your vote, the confirmation dialog informs you that you cannot vote again after retracting your initial vote:

The thing you're quoting is about regular up/down votes on a question.

You can only vote to close once, and you can only retract the vote once. After that, you cannot vote to close again unless the question is re-opened.

For more details, see the relevant feature request on MSO: Can we have the ability to retract a close vote before it closes?

When you retract your vote, the confirmation dialog informs you that you cannot vote again after retracting your initial vote:

The thing you're quoting is about regular up/down votes on a question.

You can only vote to close once, and you can only retract the vote once. After that, you cannot vote to close again unless the question is re-opened.

For more details, see the relevant feature request on MSO: http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/915/can-we-have-the-ability-to-retract-a-close-vote-before-it-closes

When you retract your vote, the confirmation dialog informs you that you cannot vote again after retracting your initial vote:

The thing you're quoting is about regular up/down votes on a question.

You can only vote to close once, and you can only retract the vote once. After that, you cannot vote to close again unless the question is re-opened.

For more details, see the relevant feature request on MSO: Can we have the ability to retract a close vote before it closes?

When you retract your vote, the confirmation dialog informs you that you cannot vote again after retracting your initial vote: