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Women's suffrage in North Dakota began when North Dakota was still part of the Dakota Territory. During this time activists worked for women's suffrage, and in 1879, women gained the right to vote at school meetings. This was formalized in 1883 when the legislature passed a law where women would use separate ballots for their votes on school-related issues. When North Dakota was writing its state constitution, efforts were made to include equal suffrage for women, but women were only able to retain their right to vote for school issues. An abortive effort to provide equal suffrage happened in 1893, when the state legislature passed equal suffrage for women. However, the bill was "lost," never signed and eventually expunged from the record. Suffragists continued to hold conventions, raise a

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	American Woman Suffrage Association Enos Stutsman Bismarck, North Dakota Devils Lake, North Dakota John Pickler Timeline of women's suffrage in North Dakota Cora Smith Eaton Women's suffrage Gilbert A. Pierce Grand Forks, North Dakota Minneapolis Municipality Feminism and history Suffrage referendums Lobbying Lynn Frazier Politics of North Dakota Webster, North Dakota White House Alice Paul Dakota Territory Ballot Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution North Dakota Fargo Civic Center List of North Dakota suffragists Prohibition Marie Louise Bottineau Baldwin Henry Browne Blackwell North Dakota suffrage Robert M. Pollock Sylvia Pankhurst Referendum Ida Husted Harper Indian Citizenship Act National American Woman Suffrage Association National Woman's Party Native Americans in the United States Ratification Woman's Christian Temperance Union Woman Suffrage Procession Women's suffrage in states of the United States Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians Métis people (United States) Personal Liberty League Women's suffrage in the United States dbr:Alice_Alt_Pickler dbr:Beulah_Amidon dbr:Elizabeth_Preston_Anderson dbr:Helen_M._Barker dbr:Helen_deLendrecie dbr:Mary_Darrow_Weible dbr:Oscar_Lindstrom
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has abstract	Women's suffrage in North Dakota began when North Dakota was still part of the Dakota Territory. During this time activists worked for women's suffrage, and in 1879, women gained the right to vote at school meetings. This was formalized in 1883 when the legislature passed a law where women would use separate ballots for their votes on school-related issues. When North Dakota was writing its state constitution, efforts were made to include equal suffrage for women, but women were only able to retain their right to vote for school issues. An abortive effort to provide equal suffrage happened in 1893, when the state legislature passed equal suffrage for women. However, the bill was "lost," never signed and eventually expunged from the record. Suffragists continued to hold conventions, raise awareness, and form organizations. The arrival of Sylvia Pankhurst in February 1912 stimulated the creation of more groups, including the statewide Votes for Women League. In 1914, there was a voter referendum on women's suffrage, but it did not pass. In 1917, limited suffrage bills for municipal and presidential suffrage were signed into law. On December 1, 1919, North Dakota became the twentieth state to ratify the Nineteenth Amendment. (en)
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