What is the Twenty Sixth Amendment?

The Twenty Sixth Amendment made the age a citizen can vote to be 18 years.

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#RGTS339 What is the twenty fourth Amendment? (Rights and Amendments) The twenty fourth Amendment eliminated a "poll tax" which required payment in order for a citizen to vote.
#RGTS338 What is the Twenty-Third Amendment? (Rights and Amendments) The 23rd Amendment gives residents of the District of Columbia the right to vote for representatives in the Electoral College.
#RGTS334 What is the Nineteenth Amendment? (Rights and Amendments) The Nineteenth Amendment provided Woman's suffrage. That is, the right of women to vote.
#RGTS325 What is the Fifteenth Amendment? (Rights and Amendments) The Fifteenth Amendment guarantees the right to vote irrespective of race, color or position of servitude.
#LEG44 May all people vote to decide who shall represent them? (Congress and Representation) No. Only citizens of the state who are eighteen years of age or older may vote.
#LEG46 Are there any persons unfit to vote? (Congress and Representation) There may be some, due to general ignorance or laziness, who should not vote. The law, however, allows people to vote so long as they are citizens who are of age.
#LEG45 Are there any other requirements of voting, besides citizenry and age? (Congress and Representation) While certain protections were initially made in early America, today the only requirements are citizenship and age, and the ability to prove both through the means of authorized identification.
#LEG47 How is the election conducted? (Congress and Representation) On a publicly announced and scheduled day, the people who are to choose, called voters, meet at various authorized locations called the polls: here, officials are stationed called inspectors, who over...
#LEG43 Who chooses the persons who shall be members of the House of Representatives? (Congress and Representation) The people of all the states: because the laws of Congress concern all the states, and must be obeyed by all the people of the republic.
#LEG48 Are the times, places and manner of holding these elections fixed by Congress? (Congress and Representation) No: They have, thus far, been left to be regulated by each state for itself, but Congress may fix them if it deems appropriate.