U.S. Constitution, Twenty-Sixth Amendment, Section 2

The Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.

Notes

Allows Congress to enforce the prohibition on denying or abridging the vote of citizens eighteen years of age or older, on account of age, by appropriate legislation. The enforcement power is given to Congress and extends to legislation appropriate to carrying out that protection.

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