Question

does one vote really make a difference in our political system why or why not​

Answer 1

Answer:

Yes, it matters allot cause our government or rather rule of democracy stands on the decision of people of the country, and the reluctance of even one person can lead to a bad decision that can affect the future of the country

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Answer 2

"My one little vote won't make a difference," is the most common reason given for not voting in an election. Nonetheless, history is replete with examples demonstrating the huge power of a single vote. Many nations' fates have been altered as a result of one single ballot cast — or not cast, depending on your point of view. Consider the following:

• Oliver Cromwell was given the power of England by a single vote in 1645.

• A single vote cost King Charles I of England his life in 1649. The vote to behead him was 67 against and 68 in favour, with one vote deciding the outcome.

• In 1776, a single vote decided that America would speak English rather than German (at least according to folklore.)

Therefore, each vote is equally significant.