Compare the maps showing voting rights qualifications in 1800 and 1830. 2 maps of the United States showing voting qualifications. The map labeled 1800 shows most states require property or residency. Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, and parts of Alabama and Tennessee require Taxpaying. Two states require property and taxpaying. 3 states have no requirements. For the map labeled 1830, 11 states have no qualifications, 9 states require taxpaying, 4 states require property or residency, 1 requires property and taxpaying.

All of the following were effects of the voting rights expansion shown in the map EXCEPT

Andrew Jackson was elected president.
The number of voters stayed consistent.
The electoral college was created.
Local polling places were established.