Switzerland Finland Norway: women allowed to vote in special cases Denmark: women allowed to vote in municipal elections Portugal: Carolina Beatriz Ângelo becomes the first woman to vote Norway: all restrictions lifted Denmark: women allowed to vote in national elections Iceland: women of a certain age allowed to vote Netherlands: women allowed to stand for elections, but still can't vote Estonia Russia Hungary: limited suffrage Ireland: women over 30 years allowed to vote and stand for election Austria Latvia: women allowed to vote Georgia Poland Germany Belarus Ukraine Belgium: limited women suffrage Netherlands Luxembourg Netherlands: women allowed to vote Albania Slovakia Czech Republic Slovenia: women allowed to vote in municipal elections Armenia Belgium: women allowed to stand for election, with restrictions Lithuania Ireland: universal suffrage Great Britain: universal suffrage Romania: women have restricted voting rights Great Britain: with age restriction (over 30 years old) Portugal: women are allowed to vote Spain: women allowed to stand for election Spain: women allowed to vote France Bulgaria Italy: women can vote, but their right to be elected was limited Slovenia Croatia Romania: all restrictions lifted Macedonia Malta Belgium: universal suffrage Bosnia and Herzegovina Greece: full suffrage San Marino: women allowed to vote Cyprus Monaco Andorra: women allowed to vote Switzerland: women are first allowed to vote on federal elections San Marino: women allowed to stand for election Portugal: universal suffrage Moldova Liechtenstein: referendum grants women right to vote

Canada: limited suffrage Canada: voting rights expanded; still excluded based on race United States of America: the 19th amendment passed Mexico: women allowed to vote in municipal elections Canada: Indigenous women and men get the federal vote Mexico: women allowed electoral rights in federal elections

Kyrgyzstan: women allowed to vote after Soviet occupation Tajikistan Kazakhstan Mongolia Turkmenistan Myanmar Sri Lanka: universal suffrage Maldives Thailand Philippines: women's suffrage is granted after a special plebiscite Uzbekistan Indonesia: proclamation of independence and universal suffrage Vietnam: first election in which women are allowed to vote North Korea: Sex Equality Law passes Taiwan Japan: post-war constitution comes into effect and establishes universal suffrage Singapore India: women are allowed to vote after independence from the United Kingdom South Korea China: women allowed to vote after the proclamation of the People's Republic of China India: constitution comes into effect and consolidates women's right to vote Nepal Bhutan Cambodia Malaysia: becomes independent from the United Kingdom and women are allowed to vote Laos Bangladesh: a new constitution is adopted granting women right to vote Western Samoa: suffrage to all citizens over 21 is granted Western Samoa: first election since universal suffrage

South Africa Senegal Togo Djibouti: women allowed to vote Liberia Cameroon Niger Seychelles Cote d'Ivoire Ghana Eritrea Ethiopia Benin Comoros Mali Mauritius Gabon Zimbabwe Chad Burkina Faso Guinea Tanzania Madagascar Gambia Malawi Sierra Leone Mauritania Burundi Rwanda Uganda Zambia Congo Republic Kenya: universal suffrage Equatorial Guinea Sudan Botswana: universal suffrage Lesotho Democratic Republic of the Congo: the constitution introduces women suffrage Swaziland Mozambique: the country becomes independent from Portugal Cape Verde: the country becomes independent from Portugal Sao Tome and Principe: the country becomes independent from Portugal Angola: the country becomes independent from Portugal Guinea-Bissau Guinea-Bissau Nigeria: Northern women are allowed to vote Central African Republic Djibouti: women allowed to stand for election Namibia: the country holds its first election, supervised by the UN

Saint Lucia Cuba El Salvador: women allowed to vote Panama: limited voting rights for women Dominican Republic Jamaica Guatemala: new constitution lifts restrictions on voting Trinidad and Tobago Panama: all restrictions lifted on women suffrage Costa Rica Barbados Haiti Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Dominica Grenada Antigua & Barbuda Belize Nicaragua El Salvador: women allowed to stand for election The Bahamas

Uruguay: Rita Ribeiro, the first Latin American woman to vote Brazil: Celina Guimarães Viana becomes the first Brazilian woman to vote Ecuador: new constitution passes the law for women suffrage Brazil: women allowed to vote, with restrictions Chile: women suffrage allowed for municipal elections Brazil: all restrictions lifted Uruguay: first election that allows women's vote Venezuela: new constitution grants women suffrage Argentina: promulgation of Law 13.010 Suriname Chile: women allowed to vote in presidential and parlamentary elections Bolivia Guyana Colombia Peru: promulgation of Law 12.391 Paraguay: women are given the same political rights as men

New Zealand: women allowed to vote Australia: Women in South Australia are enfranchised Australia New Zealand: women allowed to stand for election Tuvalu: women allowed to vote Tonga Australia: all aboriginal people get the right to vote Papua New Guinea: women allowed to stand for election Fiji: women allowed to vote Fiji: women allowed to stand for election Papua New Guinea: women allowed to vote Tuvalu: women allowed to stand for election Kiribati Nauru Vanuatu Solomon Islands Palau: the Palauan constitution is drafted and women have the right to vote Marshall Islands: women get the right to vote Federated States of Micronesia: women get the right to vote Samoa