Under the proposed new government, who controlled voting qualifications?
The correct answer is: The states
1. In the United States, voting qualifications have historically been controlled by the states.
2. Each state has the authority to determine its own voter eligibility criteria, such as age, residency, and citizenship requirements.
3. This system gives states the power to establish voting regulations that align with their specific populations and priorities.
Therefore, under the proposed new government, voting qualifications would likely continue to be controlled by the states rather than the national government, the people, or the courts.
