"One person, one vote" does not occur when the number of elected officials from different districts or geographical areas is not in proportion to the population of each district or if districts are configured in such a way as to defeat the interests of minority groups.

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"One person, one vote" means that each person's vote carries the same weight, and this principle is not upheld when the number of elected officials is not proportional to the population or when district boundaries are gerrymandered to disadvantage certain groups.

"One Person, One Vote" Does Not Occur When the Number