There is a possibility of having equal number of up votes and down votes in such type of questions (showing 0 votes), say both are 'n'. Is there any way of finding the magnitude of 'n'?
I think it will make the question more interesting and catchy if some how 'n' is made public.
P.S. Don't forget to consider the fact that it has too many answers(not a worthless question).
There is a privilege that you can acquire at 1.000 reputation: Established User.
It allows you to view the amount of Up- and Downvotes on any question on WorldBuilding.SE. If you get a total of 1.000 reputation you can see how many people voted up and down, so in a sense it is already public to those users that have the required reputation.
As another answer says, viewing vote breakdowns is a privilege that comes when you get a little more rep.
If you really want to know about a specific case and it's a recent post, though, you can work it out from your reputation history. (For older questions this would require a lot more digging.) Click on your user name and then click on the "reputation" tab. This shows you the breakdown of all votes you received per post per day (plus anything else that affected your reputation, like approved edits). You can count it up from there.
The information is actually available through the Stack Exchange API and I know there's a user script out there somewhere that fetches the data, so even without 1000 rep you can see the vote breakdowns. The reason the don't just give this to everybody is that using it creates extra load on the servers -- and while your one mouse click might not seem like a big deal to you, added up over the millions of visits per month (across the network), it's more significant.
sharebutton under the post to get a URL for a specific answer. $\endgroup$