How Did The Fourteenth Amendment Deal With Voting Rights?

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How Did The Fourteenth Amendment Deal With Voting Rights?

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Congress could punish states that excluded voters on the basis of race. The Fourteenth Amendment gave Congress the right to reduce the congressional representation of states that withheld suffrage on the basis of race. In other words, white Southerners could either allow black men to vote or see their representation in Congress reduced.

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