minate against urban votes, and is therefore deemed near undemocratic. One-vote-one-value is important because "It is an assertion that people living "together" must bear the burden of power "together" – and do so equitably, irrespective of their competitiveness" . This means that, as a society, all members must be equally responsible for the representation of the people. These are the undermining concepts of a one-vote-one-value system.
             One-vote-one-value is a system endorsed by the US Supreme Court and adopted by eight governments in Australia. The ninth is Western Australia. In Western Australia, votes that come from the rural areas of the state are weighted more hea
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