The right to determine qualifications for voting is
A) granted to the Congress by the Constitution.
B) granted to the states by the Constitution.
C) not addressed by the Constitution.
D) established in the Tenth Amendment of the US Constitution.
E) is not subject to Constitutional Amendment.

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The Constitution grants the power to determine qualifications for voting to the states.  This is found in Article I, Section 2 and in the 17th, 19th, 24th, and 26th Amendments. Congress can pass laws that regulate elections, but the states ultimately determine who can vote.

The Right to Determine Qualifications for Voting Is