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The rights of voting for U.S. citizens should not be denied by the United States or by anyone because of their age. (Voters must be age eighteen or older) (Passed July 1st, 1971)

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The 24th Amendment prevents any government from making people pay to vote. (Passed January 23, 1964.)

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The 23rd Amendment allows Americans living the the District of Columbia to vote for presidential electors, who then vote in the Electoral College for President and Vice President. In short, Americans who are residing in the District of Columbia can vote for their president and vice president. (Passed June 16th, 1960)

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Step 1: An Amendment gets proposed from either the House of Representatives or the Senate and two-thirds of both of the houses in Congress vote for it.
Step 2: Once both the houses vote for the proposed amendment it gets sent to the states and three-fourths of the states ratify the amendment to get officially passed.

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The 17th Amendment gave people the right to direct election. (The right to people to vote for senators instead of state legislatures) (Passed May 13, 1912)

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The rights of voting for U.S. citizens should not be denied by the United States or by anyone because of their sex or gender. (Passed June 4th, 1919)

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The rights of voting for U.S. citizens should not be denied by the United States or by anyone because of their race, color, or the power they have. (February 26th, 1869)

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The 14th Amendment allows African Americans to be citizens and gives equal rights. (Passed July 9, 1868)

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The 13th Amendment is the abolishing of Slavery. (Passed January 31st, 1865)