Civics
One person, one vote, one value
Practice questions
If every citizen gets a vote but a rich citizen's vote is counted double what is the democratic problem?If a country has adult franchise but votes from some regions are deliberately given lower effect what concern arises?If educated voters are given extra voting power which wrong idea would this system be based on?If the head of a family casts one vote for all adult members why is one person one vote violated?If a community is allowed to vote but its votes are not included in the result which conclusion is correct?What is the deeper democratic role of one value in one person one vote one value?If taxpayers' votes get more importance than non taxpayers' votes which principle weakens?If a minister's vote is counted more than an ordinary citizen's vote what happens to democratic representation?If two regions have equal population but one region gets to elect more representatives what must be examined?If votes of voters of one caste are counted as half which analysis is correct?If army members get two votes and civilians get one vote what type of inequality is this?Why can a claim of majority become weak without equal vote value?If adult citizens may vote but poor people's votes have lower weight what situation arises?If names of rich citizens are written twice and poor citizens once in the voter list what problem will arise?If women have voting rights but families let men decide in place of their votes which democratic spirit weakens?If every citizen gets one vote but some votes are made less effective in the result this is a subtle violation of which principle?If owners can control the value of workers' votes in a country which idea weakens?If a religious group gets the vote but its vote gets lower importance in separate counting which conclusion is correct?Why is one person one vote one value not only an electoral technique but also democratic ethics?If votes of famous people get extra importance while counting what is wrong?