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What should be the value of every vote in a democratic election?

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Correct answer: All votes should have equal value

Direct answer: D is correct. The democratic principle is one person, one vote, one value. Each eligible citizen's vote should have the same weight, regardless of wealth, caste, religion, gender, occupation or social influence. This expresses political equality: citizens may differ in income or opinions, but they are equal participants in choosing representatives. A is wrong because wealth must not buy extra political power. B is wrong because holding office or being a leader does not give a person's vote greater value than another eligible citizen's vote. C is wrong because poverty cannot reduce a citizen's political voice. Equal voting value does not mean that every candidate receives the same number of votes; it means each individual vote is counted equally. Memory cue: one person, one vote, one value.

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