The poll tax required shall not exceed one dollar annually. Kentucky Must reside one year in the State, six months in the County, and sixty days in the precinct. Must be registered in cities and towns of five thousand inhabitants. Louisiana Must reside two years in the State, one year in the parish and six months in the election precinct. Must be registered and in order to do so, must be able to read and write, and shall demonstrate such ability to the registrars. If unable to read and write, must own property assessed at three hundred dollars, on which, if personal, all taxes must have been paid. Persons under sixty years of age must also pay a poll tax of one dollar annually, on or before the 31st day of December, for two years next before the time of voting, and shall exhibit such poll tax receipt for two years to the election officer at the polls. Mississippi Must reside in the State two years and one year in the election district or incorporated town or city. Must have paid all taxes on or before the first day of February of the year of the election, and shall produce his tax receipts to the election officers. Persons under sixty years of age must pay an annual poll tax of two dollars to the State, which may be increased one dollar by the County. Must be registered, and in order to do so must be able to read any section of the Constitution of the State, or shall be able to understand the same when read, or give a reasonable interpretation thereof. By a decision of the Supreme Court, a person otherwise qualified has a right to be registered whether his taxes are paid or not. Any person convicted of felony, adultery, larceny, wife-beating or miscegenation is forever barred from voting. North Carolina Must reside in the State two years, in the County six months, and four months in the precinct or ward. Must be registered and in order to do so, must be able to read and write any section of the Constitution, and shall have paid on or before the first day of May, an annual poll tax of two dollars for the previous year. Persons over fifty years of age are exempt from poll tax. 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