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The right to vote was restricted to white, male property owners.
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Religious test for voting is eliminated.
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One by one, property ownership and tax payment qualifications where eliminated by States.
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Women in Wyoming, still a territory, were able to vote.
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Allowed all races to vote.
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More than half of the States allowed women to vote.
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All women by law are allowed to vote.
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Now people who live in D.C. can vote in presidential elections.
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No more poll tax
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Racial equality in polling booths throughout the country.
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You have to be at least 18 to vote in any state.
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States had to allow eligible citizens the ability to register to vote at the renewal of license or through the mail, and also make registration forms available.
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All races are allowed to vote. All sexes are allowed to vote. No poll taxes are allowed. 18 and older can vote in any state.