Read this text from the Constitution:

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miv72 [106K]4 years ago

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Voting rights represent one of the constituent political rights of citizens, but unlike the rest, regulation of these rights is the subject of whole chapters of legislative acts at the federal level and individual codes at the state level. Elections in the US political system represent extremely important, systematic and widely used institution. In general, in the United States, elections are held in accordance with the principles of universality and equality by secret ballot, which are universal for democratic states.

Voting rights are enshrined in Amendments 15 (prohibition of restrictions on voting rights), 19 (voting rights for women), 24 (cancellation of property electoral qualifications), 26 (age qualifications) of the US Constitution. In turn, the political rights and freedoms of citizens are enshrined in Amendment 1.

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