Spain’s constituent assembly approves women’s suffrage
On October 1, 1931, Spain’s constituent assembly approved women’s suffrage.
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The Event
On October 1, 1931, Spain’s constituent assembly approved women’s suffrage.
The Political Context
Clara Campoamor argued for equal voting rights, which women first exercised in a Spanish general election in 1933.
Who could take part
Rules about voting, candidacy and representation shaped what the result could change. The ballot and the transfer of authority should be read separately.
Reading the Historical Record
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About the Historical Recreation
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