What is the "elective franchise" Stanton is referring to in this excerpt from the declaration of sentiments?

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avanturin [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is "Right to vote".

Explanation:

In this, the Stanton refers to a woman's right to vote in election results by "elective franchise" in the "Declaration of independence." Stanton suggested that the women are taken advantage of a citizen's most important right to vote and throughout this, they extract from its Statement of Prejudices Stanton recognizes the right to vote.

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