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Only adult males who own property can vote.
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In 1810, the religious requirements for voting were put to an end.
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In 1850, the requirement that only allowed adult males who owned property could vote was terminated. As well as the requirement for tax.
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This amendment allows those who were slaves to vote. Also, the rights of an adult male of any race are protected by this amendment.
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Women now have the right to vote.
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The 23rd amendment lets those who live in Columbia to be a part of the elections for president.
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The poll tax is no longer a requirement for voting.
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The Voting Rights Act gets rid of the voting barriers, like the test that tests your ability to read and write, which is known as the literacy test.
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The 26th amendment allows everyone who is 18 to vote.