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Rightfully Hers: Who Decides Who Votes?

U.S. National Archives

Rightfully Hers: Why Did Women Fight for the Vote?

U.S. National Archives

How Did Women Win the 19th Amendment? A Piecemeal Path to Women's Voting Rights

U.S. National Archives

From suffrage to equity. 65 years of the vote of women in Mexico

Archivo General de la Nación - Mexico

Soldiers' Ballots

California State Archives

Voters in Latah County, Idaho

Latah County Historical Society

Intersectional Suffrage: The Women Who Didn’t Get The Vote In 1918

What Voting Rights Struggles Persist?

U.S. National Archives

I Voted

Rhode Island State Archives

Do I Have Your Vote?

Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives

What Happened at the First Post-Apartheid Elections?

Africa Media Online

AIGA Get Out the Vote 2016

AIGA, the professional association for design

¡Sí se puede! A Latino History of Voting Rights in the United States​

Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Latino

Voting Milestones

National Voting Rights Museum and Institute

Give Us the Vote 2020

ArtsWestchester

Fight for the Right: 100 Years of Women Voting

California Museum

Running for Office

Library of Virginia

Electing the President

The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

Voting and Elections in Early America

Constitutional Rights Foundation & Barat Educaton Foundation Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources

The 19th Amendment: Women Win the Vote (1917-1920)

National Constitution Center

"Yet She Is Advancing"

The Historic New Orleans Collection