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The Right to Vote: What the Constitution Actually Says About Your Vote
Today is Election Day — the day the Constitution's most personal power becomes real. No kings, no decree, no voice from above: just citizens, one by one, deciding . But here's something that surprises most people when they first read the founding document: the Constitution never once says "every citizen has the right to vote" in those exact words. The story of your vote is actually one of the great plot lines of American history — and it's written in amendments. What the Cons
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