Commonwealth Franchise Act 1902 extended federal suffrage to most white women

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The Commonwealth Franchise Act 1902 was a landmark Australian law that granted most white women the right to vote and stand for federal Parliament, making Australia one of the earliest countries to adopt near-universal female suffrage at the national level.

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