Question

which amendment gave washington, d.c. three electoral votes? the 12th amendment the 23rd amendment the 10th amendment

Explanation:

To determine the correct amendment, we recall U.S. constitutional amendments: The 23rd Amendment grants Washington, D.C. the right to have electoral votes, specifically three, for presidential elections. The 12th Amendment deals with presidential election procedures (electoral college voting for president and vice - president), and the 10th Amendment reserves powers not delegated to the U.S. or prohibited to the states to the states or the people.

Answer:

B. the 23rd Amendment (assuming the options are labeled as A. the 12th Amendment, B. the 23rd Amendment, C. the 10th Amendment)