Who did the framers specify should have the right to vote?

The framers of the U.S. Constitution did not explicitly specify who should have the right to vote; instead, they left the determination of voting qualifications largely to the states. Initially, most states restricted voting to white male property owners. Over time, amendments and legislation expanded voting rights to include a broader population, including African American men, women, and younger citizens, culminating in the more inclusive voting rights we recognize today.