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Only people who own land can vote
Declaration signed, Most property owners where white and and over 21. -
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Timeline
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Washington elected president
Only 6% of population could vote. -
Vote expanded to all white men
North Carolina is the last state to remove property ownership as a requirement to vote -
Women try to vote
Susan B. Anthony is arrested for attempting to vote in the presidential election -
Wyoming
First state to legalize women sufferage -
Right to vote extended to women
19th Amendment passed, giving women right ot vote in both states and federal elections. -
Legal barriers to Native American voting removed
Miguel Trujillo, a Native American and former Marine, sues New Mexico for not allowing him to vote. -
23rd Amendment passed
It gives citizens of Washington D.C. the right to vote for U.S. President -
24th Amendment passed
No special tax to vote in federal elections -
26th Amendment passed
Voting age changed to 18