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In democracy how should the value of a minister's and an ordinary citizen's vote be?

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Correct answer: Both equal

Direct answer: D, both votes must have equal value. Democracy is based on political equality: each eligible citizen gets one vote, and each vote counts once, regardless of office, wealth, education or social status. The reasoning is simple: a minister is also a citizen; the minister has one vote, and an ordinary citizen also has one vote; therefore neither vote is counted as more powerful. A is wrong because ministerial office cannot add voting weight. B is wrong because an ordinary citizen is not deprived of voting value. C is wrong because officials cannot decide unequal value arbitrarily. D is correct because equal voting expresses one person, one vote, one value. Memory cue: position may differ, but vote value does not.

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