Who's To Vote?

Who's To Vote?

Introduction

The constitution of America has created the impact upon the development of the constitutions and laws in the later years. The founding father of America developed the distinctive ways for the voting systems in country in order to get the better voting options for the people. The people of the country were given the open opportunity to vote for the leaders there wanted to give. Though at that time, the founding fathers had the great opportunity to rule the country according to the way that they wanted. They developed the constitution under which all the people were have the right to vote for the leaders that they wanted and the people who were educated enough to run the country were given the opportunities to participate in the leadership voting elections. The following section aims at discussing how the people of America were given the opportunities and how were they supported by the leaders and founding fathers of that time.

Discussion

The issue regarding the voting in the United States has never been complex and unfair. The constitution regarding the elections and the voting powers were defined accurately in the early years when the founding father developed the country and made the states with the constitution that was meant to be applied for all of the states. We can see the continuous stability of the constitution throughout the history of United States. The founding fathers of the United States had developed both of the federal and state law in order to develop the separate constitutions at each level. The elections in the United States had never become a case. The basic framework was designed by the constitutions that were designed by the founding fathers and the amendments were made as according to the needs and requirements in the later years. The constitution of United States is among the best constitutions that provide no rooms for the unethical consideration of the laws.

When the United States was came into being, only the white people in majority and were in majority in the constitutional institutions. This might be threat full for the black people in United States at that time. But the constitution and the voting policies and procedures of United States at that time supported the minorities and also encouraged the black people to participate in the voting elections that were frequently been carried out for the voting of the ...