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Handicapped American elections series: 1796 (search mode)

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Cast two votes, which you may see and change (you are an elector). The first and second finishers will become President and Vice-President, respectively. 3 days.

#1 I am not a free male citizen, landed or from a landed family. Or, I am a Senator or Representative, or Person holding an Office of Trust or Profit under the United States.		4 (10.8%)
#2 I am not a free male citizen, landed or from a landed family. Or, I am a Senator or Representative, or Person holding an Office of Trust or Profit under the United States. (vote 2)		1 (2.7%)
#3 John Adams (Federalist - MA)		9 (24.3%)
#4 Thomas Pinckney (Federalist - SC)		2 (5.4%)
#5 Oliver Ellsworth (Federalist - CT)		1 (2.7%)
#6 John Jay (Federalist - NY)		8 (21.6%)
#7 James Iredell (Federalist - NC)		0 (0%)
#8 Samuel Johnson (Federalist - NC)		0 (0%)
#9 George Washington (Federalist - VA) - incumbent		19 (51.4%)
#10 C.C. Pinckney (Federalist - SC)		1 (2.7%)
#11 Thomas Jefferson (Republican - VA)		19 (51.4%)
#12 Aaron Burr (Republican - NY)		0 (0%)
#13 Samuel Adams (Republican - MA)		4 (10.8%)
#14 George Clinton (Republican - NY)		6 (16.2%)
#15 John Henry (MD)		0 (0%)

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Topic: Handicapped American elections series: 1796 (Read 639 times)

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Re: Handicapped American elections series: 1796

« on: June 09, 2013, 08:32:35 AM »

Adams/Adams! Good thing I'm not an MA elector.

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Re: Handicapped American elections series: 1796

« Reply #1 on: June 09, 2013, 09:25:49 PM »

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How do you know if you're eligible?

As a black male you are ineligible.

No, if you're a free citizen you're eligible. There were no explicit voting restrictions based on race (although several states did not allow free blacks to live within their borders and/or allow them to become citizens).

Weren't women allowed to vote in some states, too, provided they were property owners?

only in NJ and only until 1807.

Why'd they repeal it?

It was really quite easy to point out the hazards of such a law.

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