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In democracy, a citizen's vote is considered equal to whose vote?

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Correct answer: Another citizen's vote

The direct answer is option A: another citizen’s vote. Democracy is based on political equality. The principle “one person, one vote, one value” means that the vote of an ordinary citizen has the same formal value as the vote of any other citizen, regardless of wealth, caste, office, or social status. Option A is correct because every citizen’s vote is treated equally with another citizen’s vote. Option B is wrong because a minister does not receive extra voting value merely for holding office. Option C is wrong because a king, where such a position exists, cannot automatically have a vote worth more than others in a democratic election. Option D is wrong for the same reason: an officer’s official position does not make that person’s vote superior. Equal value does not mean every candidate wins; it means votes are counted by the same rule. Remember the phrase “one person, one vote, one value.”

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CivicsDemocracyEqual VoteEasyClass9

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