One person, one vote, one value

Non discriminatory franchise matches one person one vote one value. In exams connect equal franchise with democracy.

In political equality both the right to vote and value of vote are equal. In exams write both elements together.

The political form of equal citizenship appears in equal franchise and equal vote value. In exams connect citizenship and vote.

An eligible citizen should get franchise after adulthood. In exams connect adult franchise with equal right.

Democracy treats votes of all eligible citizens as equal while oligarchy gives more influence to few. In exams write equal vote as a sign of democracy.

Counting vote less on employment basis is against equal political importance. In exams keep occupation and vote value separate.

A balanced explanation includes both one vote and equal value. In exams write both terms together.

Without equal vote government cannot show equal consent of people. In exams connect legitimacy and equal vote.

Extra votes based on wealth clearly violate this principle. In exams write extra votes as inequality.

This principle treats every eligible citizen as an equal political participant in choosing rule. In exams write it as basic equality of democracy.

This principle says every eligible citizen's vote should be counted equally. Exam tip: remember both right and value.

Equal franchise requires both voting right and equal counting. Exam tip: treat half vote as inequality.

Equal vote shows equal political voice of citizens. Exam tip: connect political equality with equality of vote.

Giving extra votes on education basis breaks equality of citizens. Exam tip: keep education and vote value separate.

Franchise is a citizen right and property does not change its value. Exam tip: reject property based vote value.

In democracy every eligible person should have an individual vote. Exam tip: treat person not family as the unit.

In democracy both right to vote and equal value of vote are necessary. Exam tip: understand the difference between the two terms.

Voting is not enough it must also be counted equally. Exam tip: check both voting and counting.

This principle prevents extra political weight for any group. Exam tip: write privilege as against equality.

Place of residence should not change vote value. Exam tip: identify area based vote inequality.