Is this true? In addition, when did ur're cunt died(women

>>68929153
1992

>>68929174
Good joge

France is muslim xD

>>68929153
1916 in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta

1917 in Ontario and British Columbia

1918 in Nova Scotia

1919 in New Brunswick and the Yukon

1922 in Prince Edward Island

1925 in Newfoundland (though it didn't join Canada until 1949)

1940 in Quebec (this was when Quebecois were still conservative Catholics)

A lot of Aboriginals weren't allowed to (or were physically unable to because of isolation) vote until the 1960s.

1930-1934

Depends desu
Women could be mayors all the way back in the 1200s and in that respect they could "vote"

>>68929919
Why the lack of conformity?

>>68929237
No joges we had no votes before 1992

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>1907

>>68930017
Same with us prior to 1920, Wyoming had allowed women to vote since 1869, and many states had already been allowing women suffrage before it became nationwide.

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>when did ur're cunt died(women get the vote)?

>>68930060
t. lady

>>68930017
It was up to the provinces I guess. Newfoundland was a separate dominion. Status Indians (Aboriginals in the Indian Register) weren't allowed to vote until the 1960s.

>>68930094
t. /pol/

>france had a leader named MacMahon

wat

france pls respong

>>68931099
Apparently it's true according to Wikipedia. Why is France so backwards?

This is a myth btw. Women could vote in over 20 states in 1919, the XIX Amendment was just there to guarantee it nationwide.