Poll Taxes
of course it's every people's right to vote
pay for african's to eat corn bread and their mama's good southern cookin'
New Jersey.
Citizens of England were allowed to vote in the 18th century.
poll tax
In the United States, there is no tax that must be paid specifically in order to vote. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 abolished poll taxes, which were fees that some states required voters to pay as a prerequisite for voting. Today, voting eligibility is primarily based on citizenship, residency, and age rather than financial contributions.
24th amendment
Money paid in order to vote was called a poll tax. This money was supposedly to prove that you were a legal citizen. In actuality the poll tax was instituted to keep newly freed slaves from being able to vote. This is no longer legal.
Amendment 24 of the U.S. Constitution provided more opportunity for African - Americans to vote by barring Poll Taxes, a tax that must be paid by anyone wishing to cast a vote.
Pay Taxes
Money paid in order to vote is called a "poll tax." This fee was historically used as a prerequisite for voting, particularly in the United States, to restrict access to the electoral process for certain groups, especially African Americans and low-income individuals. Poll taxes were declared unconstitutional by the 24th Amendment in 1964 for federal elections, and later by the Supreme Court in 1966 for state elections.
Some taxes hat are paid in the U.S is: taxes for laws, for money, and some paid for child care