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Turning Votes into Power: New Women Voters and Access to Local Governance
Do voting rights secure access to political power for previously excluded groups? We theorize that organizational capacity and ideological congruence with political regimes determine whether voting rights produce access to governance. We test this theory with the case of American women’s suffrage an
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