15th Amendment, Cannot deny right to vote based on race, 17th Amendment, Senators to be directly elected by the people, 19th Amendment, Women's right to vote, 23rd Amendment, Washington DC gets to vote for president, despite still not having any representation in congress, 24th Amendment, No more poll taxes! , 26th Amendment, 18-21 year olds to be allowed to vote, Voting Rights Act of 1965, Outlawed literacy tests, and gave federal oversight to states with a history of discriminatory voting laws, Motor Voter Law, Increased voter registration, but did not create a big increase in voter turnout, Baker vs. Carr, One person, one vote! (theoretically), Shaw vs. Reno, No gerrymandering based on race. , The demographic group LEAST likely to vote, Young people, The demographic group MOST likely to vote, Old people, African American Female, Most likely demographic group to be a democrat, Blue America, Urban/Suburban, Red America, Rural.
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Voting Matches!
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The Constitution
Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Voting and Civic Participation
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