who was given the right to vote by the 23rd amendment
In 1960, the 23rd Amendment to the Constitution was proposed by Congress. Although the 23rd Amendment does not give residents of the District of Columbia full voting rights as residents of the states have; however, it does give them the right to vote for the Vice President and President of the United States.ashington, D.C., residents are given the right to vote for electors for the president and vice president by the 23rd Amendment.