Women's Franchise Bill

The Women's Franchise Bill was proposed legislation aimed at granting women the right to vote and participate in elections. It sought to expand democratic participation by ensuring women could exercise their political rights, reflecting a move toward gender equality. The bill outlined eligibility criteria, voting procedures, and any limitations, intending to integrate women into the democratic process. While the specifics varied depending on the country and historical context, its core purpose was to recognize women as active citizens with the right to influence government decision-making through voting.