California CodesCalifornia Constitution - CONSArticle I — Declaration of RightsSection 22

The right to vote or hold office may not be conditioned by a property qualification.

Notes

Prohibits conditioning a person’s right to vote or hold public office on ownership of property or any other property qualification. Eligibility for either electoral participation or officeholding therefore may not depend on satisfying a property-based requirement imposed as a condition of that right.

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