Qualifications to vote in Virginia?

The Constitutional qualifications to vote is that you have to be 18 or older, and you has to be a U.S citizen. ...

The only qualification is to be a citizin If you are a citizen you can vote ...

Prior to 1820, the qualifications to vote excluded a lot of people from being able to do so. The qualifications included being white, being male and being a property owner. ...

it is to be 18 and older and .........................

Non-whites and women could not vote in colonial america because of these qualifications ...

The only requirement that you need to vote in any country is: You have to be 18+ the law requires it. ...

You must: Be a citizen of the United States Be a resident of Virginia and of the precinct in which you want to vote Be 18 years old by the next election Not have been convicted of a felony, or have had your civil rights restored Not currently be declared mentally incompetent by a court of law ...

They couldn't vote until 1920.

Virginia has 13 electoral college votes.

White men were the only ones allowed to vote in the colony of Virginia. They also were required to own property. ...

No- there are no official religious qualifications for President. Of course, voters may take religion into consideration when they vote. ...

By installing Jim-Crow Laws which limited the vote to people who met certain qualifications. Often times when an African-American passed these qualifications they would be denied anyways. ...

The vote in Virginia was so important because Virginia was a large and powerful state and if Virginia rejected the pact, New York and the other remaining states might do so too. BTW did you get this question out of a textbook? ...

Only adult white males who owned property could vote.

Yes, but you must be a resident and be 18.

In addition to possessing US Citizenship you must be at least 18 and registered to vote, and (in most states) not be a convicted felon. ...

To be a Citizen of the country and to pay tax

There is no time limit. When you get an address register to vote.

You are eligible to vote in West Virginia if you are A resident of West Virginia and the county in which you register. A U.S. Citizen. At least 17 years old, and 18 before the next General Election. Seventeen year olds may register and vote in primary elections, if they turn 18 by the next General Election. Not currently under conviction for a felony, including probation or parole, or a court ruling of mental incompetence. Voting rights are restored when the term of conviction...

People that meet all of the qualifications, but can not vote are people that have convicted serious crimes and have not yet served their sentence. (I looked it up in my World Civics Book!) --You're Welcome! ...

In the US, you must be of age (18) and a citizen of the US to vote. States are not permitted to put other restrictions or qualifications, except that a person's right may be forfeited if they are convicted of a felony. ...

Usually, have graduated from law school, and pass the VA.bar exam

U.S. citizenship, 18 years of age, and must be registered to vote.

To be eligible to vote, you must be a United States citizen and at least 18 years of age. You also must have registered to vote. ...

In the state of Missouri, a person is qualified to vote if they are a US citizen, at least age 18 and registered to vote. They must also be of sound mind and not have any type of mental incapacity. ...