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Voting (Suffarage in US (State Level) (History (1700s (1820s (1870s (15th…

- - - - Registering to vote
      - Actually voting
  - - - Only White Male Land Owners
      - 1820s
        
        Got rid of property restrictions
        
        1870s
        
        15th amendment gives voting rights to African americans
        
        Jim crow laws until 1950s
        
        Literacy Tests
        
        Poll taxes
        
        Whites only primaries
        
        Primaries ran by party
        
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        Grandfather clause
        
        If your grandpa can vote so can you
        
        13th amendment ended slavery
        
        1920s
        
        19th amendment gives voting rights to Women
        
        1960s
        
        Civil Rights era
        
        24th amendment denies poll tax
        
        Voting rights act
        
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        1971
        
        18 year olds can vote
        
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- - - - personal characterstics
      - If incumbent
    - - Most telling
      - Strength of Particianship
  - - - How good he did during his reign
    - - Whos in control #
    - - How they look
  - - - (# people voted) / (# of people eligible to vote)
      - (# of people voted) / (# of people registered to vote)
    - - In place
        
        Registration Laws
      - Hyporthetical
        
        No federal holiday
        
        Easier for people to make time to vote
        
        No uniform election laws
        
        Easier for people to understand how to vote
        
        No penalty
        
        Forces people to go vote
    - - Naw
        
        Citizens are content if they dont pull up
        
        Smaller electorate means smarter electorate
        
        Results wouldn't change
      - Yee
        
        Voters unrepresented
        
        Politics irrelevant to real people
        
        Civic Duty
- - - - P= probability of affecting the outcome
      - U= Utility of candidate wining
        
        How good it will be for the candidate to win
      - C= Costs of Voting
        
        Mobilization decrease costs, increase benefits
      - D = Civic Duty
        
        Additional factor
  - - - Socioeconomic class higher
      - White
      - Older
      - Education Higher
    - - More intensely partisan more likely to vote