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State laws that restrict the voting rights of individuals with felony convictions.
The U.S. Constitution sets only three formal qualifications for the presidency—natural-born citizenship, at least 35 years of age, and 14 years’ residency—which do not mention criminal convictions, so...
A criminal conviction alone does not, under ’s text, disqualify a person from running for or serving as President; the Constitution requires only age, natural‑born citizenship and residency for presid...
The (VRA) was designed to eliminate racially discriminatory devices that blocked minority voting access—literacy tests, poll taxes and the like—and to give tools to police discriminatory election rule...