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media type="custom" key="10303389" media type="custom" key="11073362" The 23rd Amendment of the United States Constitution allows the people in the District of Columbia to vote for electors, president, and vice president. This amendment was proposed to the Congress on June 17th, 1960 and ratified by the states on March 29th, 1961. This amendment gives you the right to vote (for president, vice president, or electors) if you want to, if you don’t want to you don’t have to. I am glad this Amendment was passed so that everybody could have a say in who their president is, even if they don’t win the election.