Amendments 20-27
26th Amendment
suffrage for 18-year-olds; if you are old enough to die for your country, you are old enough to vote (1970)
23rd Amendment
suffrage in the District of Columbia; allows citizens to vote for president, but they get no congressional representation and they receive 3 votes in the Electoral College
20th Amendment
the "Lame Duck" Amendment; the dates when Congress and the President moved to January 3 for Congress and January 20 for the President
21st Amendment
the repeal of prohibition (the 18th Amendment); makes the manufacture, sale, and consumption of liquor legal in 1933
27th Amendment
congressional pay raises; a vote to increase Congressional of Presidential pay will not go into effect until the next election
24th Amendment
forbids making voters pay a poll tax or take a literacy test in a national election
22nd Amendment
limits the president to two terms in office or no more than ten years
25th Amendment
presidential disability or succession; if a president is removed, dies, or resigns, the Vice President becomes President, and he appoints a new Vice President