Voting Rights in the United States By johnnycarrillo Mar 5, 1789 Constitution is Ratified: Only white male adult property-owners have the right to vote Mar 5, 1810 Religious qualifications dropped: white male adult property-owners have the right to vote but didn't need to be religious. Mar 5, 1850 Property Requirements dropped: Any white male can vote Mar 5, 1867 15th amendment: Any race can vote now Mar 5, 1920 19th Amendment: Woman are now allowed to vote Mar 5, 1961 23 amendment: People in the district of colombia can now vote Mar 5, 1964 24th amendment: You don't have to pay taxes in order to vote Mar 5, 1965 voting rights act of 1965: new regulations ban descriminatory practices Mar 5, 1971 26th amendment: I sets minimum voting age at 18