Voting rights in District of Columbia limited to presidential election
The text notes that DC residents may vote only in national presidential elections, a privilege granted by the 23rd Amendment, ratified in 1961. It describes a specific constitutional limitation on DC electoral participation, focusing on presidential voting rights.
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