 Alabama and Arkansas banned only those ineligible to hold office under the Fourteenth Amendment.Louisiana banned those newspaper editors and religious ministers who had supported secession or anybody who had voted for the secession ordinance, but allowed them to vote if they took an oath favoring Radical Reconstruction, a much more lenient avowal than required by the Ironclad Oath.In states where there was disenfranchisement the maximum percentage was 10–20% of otherwise eligible white voters; most states had much smaller percentages disenfranchised.