South Carolina
Must reside in the State two years, in the County one year, and four months in the polling precinct.
Must be registered, and in order to do so must be able to read and write any section of the Constitution submitted by the registrars, and if unable to read and write, must prove to the satisfaction of the registrars the ownership of three hundred dollars worth of property in the State, upon which all taxes for the previous year must have been paid.
All poll tax must be paid six months before election, and tax receipts showing the payment of all taxes including the poll tax shall be shown to the election officer at the polls.
Any person convicted of felony, adultery, larceny, wife-beating or miscegenation is forever barred from voting.
Tennessee
Must reside in the State one year, in the County six months. A poll tax receipt for the previous year shall be shown to the judges of election.
Persons over fifty years of age are exempt from poll tax.
Must be able to mark the ticket at election without assistance.
In precincts or civil districts with a population of fifty thousand, and in towns and cities of two thousand five hundred, must be registered.