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Civics

One person, one vote, one value

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Hard · Level 12 · delimitation,vote effect,representation
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  1. Fairness of delimitation and vote effect
  2. Colour of polling booth
  3. Language of manifesto
  4. Age of candidate
Hard · Level 12 · tax,vote privilege,citizen equality
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  1. From citizen equality toward privilege
  2. Toward equal franchise
  3. Toward universal participation
  4. Toward equal vote value
Hard · Level 12 · one vote,unequal weight,one value
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  1. Every citizen has one vote and equal counting
  2. Every citizen has one vote but some votes carry higher weight
  3. Every adult votes and all are equal
  4. Every valid vote included in result
Hard · Level 12 · birth family,hereditary privilege,citizenship
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  1. Hereditary privilege
  2. Democratic equality
  3. Universal adult franchise
  4. Equal citizenship
Hard · Level 12 · social status,political dignity,vote effect
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  1. Equal political dignity
  2. Election campaign
  3. Voter identity card
  4. Election date
Hard · Level 12 · equal citizenship,vote value,democracy
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  1. Equal citizenship
  2. Personal property
  3. Government post
  4. Social prestige
Hard · Level 12 · voter list,eligible citizens,franchise
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  1. One value
  2. Universal or broad franchise
  3. Counting transparency
  4. Campaigning
Hard · Level 12 · caste,class,political equality
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  1. Political equality of citizens
  2. Increasing social division
  3. Economic privilege
  4. Hereditary rule
Hard · Level 12 · supporters,unequal weight,result distortion
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  1. It will give unequal political weight to one side
  2. It will increase polling booths
  3. It will improve voter list
  4. It will clarify manifesto
Hard · Level 12 · education argument,equal vote,democratic response
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  1. Knowledge may be useful but vote value remains equal
  2. Educated people should always get more votes
  3. Uneducated people should not vote
  4. Vote should be given only by exam
Hard · Level 12 · migrant citizens,residence status,vote effect
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  1. Political inequality based on residence status
  2. Campaign expense
  3. Voting ink
  4. Candidate count
Hard · Level 12 · consent,democratic government,equal votes
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  1. Because consent is not formed from equal citizen votes
  2. Because campaigning happens
  3. Because voter list is made
  4. Because candidates speak
Hard · Level 12 · population,representatives,one value
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  1. Because representation effect of each vote may become lower
  2. Because voters do not vote
  3. Because candidates are absent
  4. Because ballot is not printed
Hard · Level 12 · business class,extra weight,franchise
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  1. There is a gap between franchise and vote value
  2. Democracy is complete
  3. Equality is complete
  4. Political rights are absent
Hard · Level 12 · language,vote value,identity equality
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  1. One person one vote one value
  2. Hereditary power
  3. Property based vote
  4. Family vote
Hard · Level 12 · equal value,free voting,fear
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  1. One value exists but free voting is weak
  2. All conditions of democracy are complete
  3. Franchise is absent
  4. Vote value is unequal
Hard · Level 12 · democracy,political equality,equal value of votes,universal adult franchise,electoral equality,civics class 9
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  1. Does every eligible citizen get one vote, and does every vote have equal value?
  2. Do all political parties get equal opportunities for election campaigning?
  3. Are the elected representatives popular among most voters?
  4. Are polling booths sufficiently convenient for voters?
Hard · Level 12 · minority votes,formal equality,real effect
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  1. Difference between formal equality and real effect
  2. Polling holiday
  3. Campaign colour
  4. Voter education
Hard · Level 12 · experience,vote value,equality
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  1. Experience is not a basis for higher vote value
  2. Only experienced people should vote
  3. Young votes should be cancelled
  4. Leader's vote should be biggest
Hard · Level 12 · voting power,representative government,citizen will
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  1. It will not reflect equal citizen will
  2. It will be more democratic
  3. It will give equal voice to all
  4. It will remove privilege