In democracy how many votes should one person generally have?
In democracy each eligible citizen gets one vote. Exam tip: remember one person one vote.
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In democracy each eligible citizen gets one vote. Exam tip: remember one person one vote.
View question detailsIn a democracy, every adult citizen’s vote must carry equal value, whether the voter is rich or poor. Giving greater value to a rich person’s vote violates the principle of ‘one person, one vote, one value’. ‘Equality of citizens’ is a broader idea, but this question specifically concerns equal value of votes. Exam tip: For questions about equal voting power, choose ‘one person, one vote, one value’.
View question detailsIn democracy economic status does not change the value of vote. Exam tip: connect citizen equality with vote.
View question detailsGiving higher value to some votes is against democratic equality. Exam tip: identify unequal vote value.
View question detailsEqual vote value allows all citizens to participate equally in elections. Exam tip: remember participation and equality together.
View question detailsExcluding women from voting weakens equal political rights. Exam tip: connect participation of all with democracy.
View question detailsIn ‘one person, one vote, one value’, ‘value’ refers to the equal political weight of every vote. A person's income, property, education, or social status must not make their vote count more or less. Option B concerns monetary value, whereas this democratic principle concerns political equality. Exam tip: remember it as ‘equal weight for all votes’.
View question detailsEqual franchise gives eligible citizens the right to vote. Exam tip: understand franchise as a citizen right.
View question detailsEvery citizen should get an equal vote. Exam tip: check equality of number and value of votes.
View question detailsIn democracy citizens' votes are given equal importance. Exam tip: treat this as a feature of democracy.
View question detailsGiving vote only to landlords excludes other citizens from politics. Exam tip: treat limited franchise as inequality.
View question detailsVote value should not differ on the basis of caste. Exam tip: apply equal vote value to every citizen.
View question detailsThis principle shows political equality of citizens. Exam tip: remember equality of all citizens.
View question detailsMaking vote value different on education basis is against democratic equality. Exam tip: keep education and franchise separate.
View question detailsOne vote means each eligible citizen has their own vote. Exam tip: distinguish person and family.
View question detailsIn democracy every eligible person should have a separate vote. Exam tip: remember individual franchise.
View question detailsBoth worker and minister are citizens and their vote value should be equal. Exam tip: office should not change vote value.
View question detailsIn democracy office does not change the value of vote. Exam tip: remember equal citizen rights.
View question detailsEqual vote value makes citizens politically equal. Exam tip: connect it with democratic dignity.
View question detailsProfession or post cannot change vote value. Exam tip: do not accept discrimination by profession.
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