One person, one vote

In his proposal "Global voting in practice - proposal for using this platform for deliberation", mcw asks whether we should use one person, one vote as a principle.

My opin: a clear yes. Where, if not here should. this principle be applied? Remeber: World Parliament Experiment.

We can discuss this below.

If you support this, please vote yes.

 

 

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  1. user avatar
    August 9, 2024
    andreasb

    How is this compatible with vote delegation (liquid democracy)?

    If a person delegates a vote, another person has two votes, etc.

  2. user avatar
    August 12, 2024
    RasmusTenbergen

    An interesting point: it seems to be a contradiction  at first glance, but imho it is not, if you accept this perspective: If I delegate my vote to another person, that person has two votes, but the underlying principle is still one person, one vote, because I am the owner of the voting right and can take it back at any time. If you like, we could say: one person, one voting right ownership.

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