In the General Assembly, how many votes does each member state have, regardless of its size or wealth?
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Correct answer: One equal vote per member state
The General Assembly operates on the principle of sovereign equality, granting one vote to each member state. While its resolutions are generally non-binding recommendations, they carry significant moral and political weight.
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