New Jersey Senate Resolution 94 recognizes the history of women's suffrage in New Jersey.
New Jersey Senate Resolution 94 honors the history of women's suffrage in New Jersey, recognizing the state's complex journey with women's voting rights. The resolution highlights that New Jersey initially granted women the right to vote in 1776, but this right was revoked in 1807. Women's suffrage was later restored with the ratification of the 19th Amendment in 1920. The resolution also notes specific instances of women voting in the early 1800s and emphasizes the importance of reflecting on this history.
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