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Date of Publication: 06/05/2024

Sole Author: Shawn Dexter John

Legal and Political Tenets of the Twentieth-sixth (26th) Amendment

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The Legal and Political Tenets of relation are as follows:

(1) All individuals within the United States shall be allowed to vote in federal elections upon
achieving the age of eighteen (18) years old,
(2) There shall be no state or local law which allows for lesser age criterias on the state and
local level of electorates which shall convince any official, officer, or poll coordinator of
the materiality of state and/or local qualifications,
(3) All disqualifications (on the matter of voting) upon achieving the age of standard majority,
specifically eighteen (18) years old, shall be by standard, shall never permanently or
indefinitely remove any individual or social demographic group from qualification (unless
exigent in criminal breach, if ever, certainly never significant, and always via standard),
(4) There shall be no right to voting which shall designate or mandate any racial, ethnic,
gender, or cultural favor in correlation with demographic attributes of respect; all shall be
free, as adult men and women, to choose to associate themselves, procedurally and
popularly, within or outside their traditional, paradigmatic, or inquirical constraint,
(5) There shall be no law or policy (or effect) which shall decide the parameters of political,
economic, or social opinions individuals may hold in conceptualizing and articulating
their views on matters related to voting or that addressed by voters,
(6) No person of age or of any minority status shall be prohibited his or her equal right to
political opinion toward concurrent or later voting within federal or other elections,
(7) There shall be no age of majority, of any maximum, which shall be interpreted of the
language of the Constitution of the United States (“Constitution”),
(8) The Constitution provides no right which shall induce any disparage of the common
voting age of men and women, that which shall not be variated, that which shall not
allude to biological differences determinative of cognitive variation, and that which shall
not assume an innate gap in neurological or cognitive development between the sex
genders, and
 (9) There shall be no law or policy of government, of any concentration, which shall require
the designation of peculiar voting criterias which defraud, demean, or preclude the
mandate of adult age voting in both elections and referendum and its branches of ballot
initiatives.

CIA-INTERPOL Partnership File Number: WTYU31274658WTYIBT