Equal value of all votes in elections is related to which principle?

Correct answer: One person, one vote, one value

Direct answer: A is correct. The principle ‘one person, one vote, one value’ expresses political equality. Every eligible citizen is entitled to one vote, and each valid vote should have equal importance in deciding the result. A person’s wealth, caste, education, job, gender, or social status should not give that person extra voting power. B is wrong because allowing one person several votes would make citizens unequal and would give some people excessive influence. C is wrong because democracy does not reserve voting rights only for wealthy people. D is wrong because public officials do not possess a special voting privilege in general elections. Equal value does not mean that every candidate receives the same number of votes; it means that each voter’s vote is counted according to the same rule. Memory cue: political equality means one eligible citizen gets one equally valued vote.