#RFB-11000830Reading: Fill in the BlanksAcademic,CoreHard
Voting rights
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While voting would seem fundamental in a democracy, voting rights in the U.S. have long been [blank] . The Constitution makes no stipulations [blank] who can vote. Instead, it is left to the states to decide, and they have often tried - with [blank] degrees of success - to limit voting.
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While voting would seem fundamental in a democracy, voting rights in the U.S. have long been contentious . The Constitution makes no stipulations concerning who can vote. Instead, it is left to the states to decide, and they have often tried - with varying degrees of success - to limit voting.
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