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Federal voting rights expanded to women

1918 · Dating precision: year

Federal electoral law removed the general sex barrier in 1918, while other eligibility restrictions remained.

Not publication-ready. Do not describe this as universal suffrage; First Nations and other excluded groups require their own timelines.

Historical place
National
Present-day context
Unknown — navigation aid, not historical jurisdiction
Peoples named in this record
Women, Groups still excluded by electoral law
Review state
source supported draft — source-supported draft is not independent verification
Catalogue updated
French text
Translation pending; English research text shown.

Map context

Generalized political reference for 1912
Preceding available snapshot: 1912. This is not exact event-date geometry; within-year commencement is unresolved.

Source evidence