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1. 26th amendment- Any US citizen over the age 18 is allowed to vote.
2. 15th amendment- No state can deprive any citizen of the right to vote on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.
3.Voting Rights Act- Brought federal government directly to the electoral process in the states. The federal government could register African Americans who were being discriminated against.
4. Women's suffrage (19th amendment)- Women have the right to vote.
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