What is the purpose of Amendment 25 ? To establish term limits for the president. To grant voting rights to all citizens. To establish procedures for presidential succession. To limit the power of the president.

The 25th Amendment to the United States Constitution established procedures for presidential succession and filling a vacancy in the office of the Vice President. It does not establish term limits for the president—this is done in the 22nd Amendment—nor does it grant voting rights to all citizens—we find these provisions generally upon the 15th, 19th, 24th, and 26th Amendments. It also does not limit the power of the president; rather, it outlines what happens should there be a physical or mental inability of the president to discharge his duties, or a vacancy in the said offices. Therefore, the purpose of Amendment is not set at establishing term limits for presidents nor granting voting rights to all citizens nor limiting the power of the president. The only provided option, which falls in-line with its true purpose, is to establish procedures for presidential succession.