Which of the following is the correct voting age to vote for President?

• A. Sixteen
• B. Twenty
• C. Eighteen
• D. Twenty-five

Answer: (C)

Voter eligibility for presidential elections is set by federal law, and the key fact is that the minimum voting age is eighteen for all elections, established by the 26th Amendment in 1971. This means anyone who is at least eighteen years old can vote in a presidential election, across all states. That’s why the option stating eighteen is the correct one—it matches the legal requirement.

The other ages would not fit because they represent ages younger than eighteen or older than the minimum required age, and the law grants the vote starting at eighteen rather than at a younger or higher threshold.