The 23rd Amendment Explained: The Constitution for Dummies Series

The video tutorial discusses the 23rd Amendment, which grants Washington, DC, three electoral votes in presidential elections. It covers the historical context, political dynamics, and challenges related to DC's representation. The amendment was ratified in 1961, with bipartisan support, but faced opposition from southern states due to racial dynamics. Despite gaining electoral votes, DC lacks full congressional representation. The video also touches on subsequent efforts to enhance DC's representation, such as the DC Home Rule Act and the DC Voting Rights Amendment, which have not fully succeeded.

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