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1820-1840

-More white men got the right to vote rather than just rich white men

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1870

-The right to vote was expanded to poor white men and black men

-Voting rights could not be denied based on race, color or servitude.

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1920

-Extended the right to vote to (white)women

-The right to vote could not be denied on accounts to sex

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1924

-Native Americans

-It gave Native Americans the rights to US citizenship

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1952

-Immigrants (Asian)

-It eliminated laws that prevented Asians from becoming naturalized as American citizens

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1961

-Citizens of the district of Columbia

-It gave them the right to vote in presidential elections although they are not a state

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1964

-Voters

-It prohibited federal and state governments from imposing poll taxes and denial of voting due to failure of paying those taxes.

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1965

-Racial minorities such as black people, Asians, Native Americans, etc.

-It prohibited racial discrimination while voting, by outlawing things such as literacy tests

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1971

-Voters 18 years of age

-It pushed the voting age from 21 to 18 and prohibited the denial of voting based on age

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1975

-Second language voters

-It extended the right to vote to language minority groups and provided resources for the to vote comfortably.

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Voting Accessibility For Elderly and Handicapped Act

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Voting Accessibility For Elderly and Handicapped Act

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1984

-The Elderly and Handicapped

-It required polls to be accessible to the elderly and people with disabilities and provide alternate means of casting a ballot

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Voting Accessibility For Elderly and Handicapped Act