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100 Years Since Women Got The Right To Vote (Kind Of)

6th February 2018 marks 100 years since women in the UK got the right to vote... kind of. In 1918 the Representation of the People Act gave votes to women who were over the age of 30, and householders, or the wives of householders, or university graduates.
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100 Years On, 100% Of Women Should Be Able To Claim Their Vote

Voting is a right every women, no matter their circumstances, should have – in the next century we need to make this a reality
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If Our Democracy Is To Work For Everyone - All Voices Must Be Heard

We have launched the first ever Democratic Engagement Plan which sets out how we can increase participation from under-registered groups
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Anonymous Voting 'Will Help Domestic Abuse Survivors Regain Their Voice'

'For too long these women have been silenced...'
By George Bowden, HuffPost UK

Voters Are Sharing Snaps Of Their Stylish 'Voting Shoes', And We Can't Get Enough

But some MPs don't quite get it!
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Brexit 'Regrexiter' Tells BBC She 'Wasn't Really Voting To Leave The EU'

'I based it on a false premise really.'
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Flooded Polling Stations Won't Be Stopping These Brits From Voting Today

'I just had to be carried into a flooded polling station. It's something biblical...'
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How To Check If You're Eligible To Vote In The EU Referendum

You should have received your polling card in the post.
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How To Check If You're Registered To Vote In Today's Elections

Registering to vote takes five minutes.
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Who You Can Vote For In The Local And London Elections Tomorrow

Know the candidates and manifestos before you got to the polling station.
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