Question

What does 'One person, one vote, one value mean? Name the countries where citizens do not enjoy the right to vote.

Answer 1

Hint: The theory of one individual, one vote, and one vote, one value incorporates any modern democratic civil society. Nelson Mandela's political agitation against apartheid in South Africa was only necessary because of this principle.

Complete answer:
The Constitution's provision for periodic delimitation of Lok Sabha and Legislative Assemblies regional constituencies means that constituencies are equally served in the legislatures, ensuring the principle of "one vote, one benefit" for all citizens.

This theory ensures that all people have an equal voice in the election of the president, as well as convening authority on the elected government. This also implies that the government speaks with all of the country's people.

One citizen, one vote is a voting mechanism in a democratic world in which every single citizen of that country's nationality has the right to vote, and each person's vote is counted and valued equally.

Some of the countries where citizens do not enjoy the right to vote are as follows:
- Women in Saudi Arabia are denied the right to vote.
- Estonia's citizenship laws have been crafted in such a manner that it is impossible for members of the Russian community to obtain the right to vote.
- The electoral system in Fiji is set up in such a way that an ancestral Fijian's vote has greater weight than an Indian Fijian's vote.

Note: This theory can only be successfully implemented by a country if its people are delivered from poverty and hunger, allowing them to exercise their right to vote completely and meaningfully.