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Are you gonna do EVERY New England election?
 
White, landowning, men at that.
Did landowning women ever have the right to vote in NE?
In Britain all property/landowners above a certain income level had the vote until women were specifically removed by the the 1832 Reform Act and 1835 Municipal Corporations Act. Admittedly not many women were applicable beforehand but it was there.
Iirc a lot of the colonies retained the property qualification which then enabled some U States to keep equal gender voting rights as the franchise extended.
 
Did landowning women ever have the right to vote in NE?
In Britain all property/landowners above a certain income level had the vote until women were specifically removed by the the 1832 Reform Act and 1835 Municipal Corporations Act. Admittedly not many women were applicable beforehand but it was there.
Iirc a lot of the colonies retained the property qualification which then enabled some U States to keep equal gender voting rights as the franchise extended.

In New England, as a country, no. Women who owned land were able to vote in the provincial elections were able to in some cases until votes for women were indeed taken away in 1832 and 1835 by acts of the British Parliament, which applied to the American colonies (New England and Canada). Responsible Government came around the turn of the century for some places, so landholding women enjoyed the vote for at least a couple elections.

How more damn elections have you got up your sleeve Ashley

That's probably the last one for today

Maybe

On that note, 10% of New England's federal elections are now done!
 
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