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Elective monarchy
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On repasse sous la domination russe
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Census suffrage for men (Tiers-Etat)
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Universal suffrage only for men.
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Return to universal suffrage for men in France
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Census suffrage progressively introduced in the German states
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Limited to men with a useful profession
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Universal male suffrage (except for afrodescent men)
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Census suffrage in Ireland
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Introduction of census suffrage in Belgium
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Introduction of the census suffrage in Austria
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At the occasion of the Francfort Nationalversammlung
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Introduction of the census suffrage in Denmark
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Census male suffrage with unequal votes
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Census male suffrage in Italy
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Universal male suffrage without ethnic conditions
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Introduction of universal suffrage for men
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Introduction of full suffrage for all men in Belgium with double voting for some electors
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Introduction of the full suffrage for all men in Austria. However, votes were not equal: nobility, members of city councils and merchant could vote several times
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Full suffrage in Finland, for both women and men, aged above 24. However, proportionate vote according to the number of properties.
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Universal suffrage for men in Austria. That means, that every vote is equal
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Universal suffrage for both men and women
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Universal suffrage for men and women in Estonia
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Universal suffrage for both men and women
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Universal suffrage for men with equal votes
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Universal suffrage for both men and women in Germany
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Universal suffrage for both men and women
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Women have to be over 24 (21 for men) and they have to be able to read and write "in any of the domestic language"
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Universal suffrage for both men and women
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Universal male suffrage and "census" female suffrage : most women over 30 (21 for men)
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Universal suffrage for both men and women
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Universal suffrage for both men and women in the Netherlands
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Universal suffrage for both men and women and with equal votes
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Universal suffrage for both men and women (21 years old)
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Universal suffrage for both men and women at all elections
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Universal suffrage for both men and women
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Les femmes de droit exercent ce droit si elles sont des enfants de la famille et ont une éducation secondaire ou supérieure. À leur tour, les citoyens analphabètes ne peuvent voter que s'ils paient des impôts supérieurs à 100 escudos.
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Based on the literacy
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Universal suffrage for both men and women
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Universal suffrage for both men and women
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Universal suffrage for both men and women
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Universal suffrage for both men and women
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Universal suffrage for both men and women in Romania
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Universal suffrage for both men and women only at local elections in Greece
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Universal suffrage for both men and women
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Voting and eligibility rights were granted to Nordic Passport Union country citizens without residency condition for municipal elections.
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Voting and eligibility rights were extended to all foreign residents in 1991 with a two-year residency condition for municipal elections.
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Non-European citizens can vote for municipal elections after 5 years of legal residency
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The minimal age to vote in Austria is lowered to 16 ("active voting right"). The right to stand in an austrian election is still 18 ("passive voting right")
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