Explanation: Because the founders of the US Constitution disagreed on who should have the right to vote, the right to vote was not originally safeguarded in the US Constitution. Voting rights were frequently restricted to white male property owners at the time. Some of the grounds for this choice stemmed from the social and political climate of the time. The framers were worried about keeping authority and stability, and they reasoned that restricting voting rights would help them safeguard their own interests.
I don't think it was a good reason. The original choice not to safeguard the right to vote in the US Constitution was unjust and kept many individuals out of the political process. It violated the fundamental democratic norms of equality and representation. The good news is that there have been amendments and initiatives that have expanded voting rights and pushed towards a more inclusive society over time.