What describes the set of requirements to vote, including citizenship, age, and residency?

• A. Preamble
• B. Governor
• C. Voting Qualifications
• D. Standing Committee

Answer: (C)

Voting qualifications describe who is eligible to vote—citizenship, age, and residency are classic parts of that set. These requirements determine who can participate in elections, ensuring voters are part of the political community, old enough to vote, and legally connected to the place where the election is held. The other terms refer to different concepts: a preamble introduces a constitution, a governor leads the state, and a standing committee is a legislative group. None of those define who may vote.