Which example fits one person, one vote, one value?

Correct answer: Every eligible citizen gets one equal vote

Direct answer: Option A, every eligible citizen gets one equal vote. “One person, one vote, one value” means that each eligible citizen has one vote and that each vote should carry equal political weight. The reasoning is: identify eligible citizens; give each exactly one vote; count each vote once and with the same value; do not give extra influence because of wealth, sex, office, caste, or status. Option A follows all parts of the principle. Option B is wrong because giving a rich person three votes gives wealth greater political power. Option C is wrong because giving men two votes creates unequal political power based on gender. Option D is wrong because an officer’s vote cannot have a special value merely because of office; public status must not create extra voting weight. This principle supports political equality and equal citizenship. Memory cue: one citizen, one ballot, equal weight.