If one person casts another voter’s vote, which principle is violated?

Correct answer: One person one vote one value

The correct answer is A: one person, one vote, one value. In a democratic election, every eligible voter must be able to cast one vote personally, and each vote must have equal importance. If someone votes in another person’s name, the genuine voter may lose the chance to vote, while the impersonator creates an extra or false vote. This is called bogus voting or impersonation, and it damages both voter rights and the fairness of the result. A is correct because it protects equal voting rights. B, coalition politics, concerns parties joining together after or during elections, not the act of casting a false vote. C, campaign freedom, concerns expressing support before voting, not voter identity. D, constituency formation concerns drawing electoral boundaries. Memory cue: the voter must be genuine, the vote must be personal, and every vote must count equally.