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Property Owners
Adult white male property owners only have the right to vote -
Religious affiliation
People can't be told they can't vote due to religious affiliation. -
fewer requirements
It was no longer required that property ownership and taxes had to be payed in order to vote. Almost all white males could vote. -
Literacy
Connecticut adopted first literacy tests -
15th Amendment
Former slaves now have the right to vote and all adult males of any race's rights are protected. -
17th Amendment
The memembers of the Senate are to be elected by the people instead of the State legislators -
Women's Suffrage
Women are guaranteed the right to in all elections. -
Native American's
The Indian Citizenship Act grants that all Native American have the right of citizenship, and the right to vote in federal elections. -
White Primaries
The Supreme Court outlaws white primaries. This is due to the 15th Amendment. -
24th Amendment
Poll taxes are no longer required for federal elections -
Voting Rights Act
The Voting Rights Act protects the rights of minority voters and literacy tests and other voting barriers are eliminated. This was expanded and renewed in 1970, 1975, and 1982 -
26th Amendment
the minimum age set for voting is 18 years old. -
Motor Voter Law
People are now able to register to vote when they recieve their drivers license. This makes it easier to register. -
Federal Voting Standards and Procedures Act
States are required to streamline regristration, voting, and other election procedures
