What The Constitution REALLY Says About Voting Rights
The U.S. Constitution does not establish an affirmative federal right to vote; instead, it delegates authority over elections to the states, with amendments only prohibiting specific forms of discrimination. Claims that voter ID laws or election integrity measures constitute 'voter suppre
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