The act was a landmark civil-rights law that dramatically expanded African American enfranchisement and reshaped federal–state relations in election oversight.
President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law, banning literacy tests and other discriminatory voting practices and authorizing federal oversight and enforcement in jurisdictions with histories of voter suppression.
The act was a landmark civil-rights law that dramatically expanded African American enfranchisement and reshaped federal–state relations in election oversight.
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