What did the Supreme Court justices mean by the principle "one person, one vote"?
A) Voters may only vote once in an election.
B) Within a state, electoral districts must have roughly equal populations.
C) No one could be denied suffrage on the basis of race or gender.
D) Voting was an individual right, not a group right.
E) Compulsory voting is constitutional.
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