Votes for Women a Success. The Map Proves It. Alaska 1913
WHITE STATES: Full Suffrage SHADED STATES: Taxation, Bond or School Suffrage
DOTTED STATE: Presidential, Partial County and State, Municipal Suffrage BLACK STATES: No Suffrage
Suffrage Granted
1869—WYOMING
1893—COLORADO
Bounds Wyoming on South
1896—UTAH
Bounds Wyoming and Colorado
1896—IDAHO
Bounds Wyoming and Utah
1910—WASHINGTON
Bounds Idaho on West
1911—CALIFORNIA
1912—OREGON
Bounds California on North
1912—ARIZONA
Bounds California on East
1912—KANSAS
Bounds Colorado on East
1913—ILLINOIS
Starts a New Cycle
1913—ALASKA
Would any of these States have adopted EQUAL SUFFRAGE
if it had been a failure just across the Border?
NATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.
PUBLISHERS FOR THE
NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
505 Fifth Avenue PUBLISHED FEBRUARY, 1914 New York City
