In the modern democracy system, do you think that "One person, One vote" is perfect?

Question

Regardless the voters' education and judgement ability, One person; One vote?

Some voters don't study what they're voting for, they just cast their votes based on the preference, not the candidate's ability.

Answer 1

Yes "One man -- One Vote" it is the way our forefathers wanted. But they create also the electoral college to decide the president that isn't prefect.

Answer 2

What else do you propose? That is what a democracy is, voice of the people. Every person deserves to be heard regardless of what they think. You cant draw a line and say some can vote and some cant. Isnt that reversing what we have been doing in this country for hundreds of years?

Answer 3

I think it was Winston Churchill who said that it is hard to imagine a worse system than democracy, until you try to imagine a better one.

One person, one vote is a good system.

But I think political lobbying of candidates by big businesses to obtain favourable political conditions should be outlawed.

Answer 4

It may not be perfect But it works

Answer 5

yes i do . and it work perfectly yesterday was a perfect example