In the 1792 election of the National Convention men above what age could vote?

Correct answer: 21 years

For the 1792 election to the National Convention, all men aged 21 years and above were given the right to vote. This differed from the earlier restricted franchise based on property or tax payment. Age 25 is incorrect because the minimum voting age for this election was 21. Exam tip: Link the National Convention of 1792 with the expansion of universal male suffrage.