Female Suffrage?

[NyxNyke]

Anyone can vote who is a contributing member of society, starting as young as 12. Only those with a military & police background may vote on judges.

[Arumdaum]

Are Women legally barred from voting in your nation?
No.

If not, do women vote more often, less often, or equally often as men?
Women tend to vote just as often as men, if not slightly more.

Women have had suffrage since the monarchy was overthrown in 1672.

[Efeland]

Women may vote freely in my country.

[Theatrical Theists]

There are no elections in the Holy Theocracy of Theatrical Theists: The Lord God rules our nation, through His Divinely Inspired Messenger, His Holiness Rav-Pope-Caliph Adam DCLXVI

[Izzyshipper]

Women have always been able to vote since the first democratic elections of the Privy Council and Parliament in 1819. This is probably due to the fact that the monarch of the time who implemented the policy was female.

[Alternate Universe 912]

All citizens of at least 18 years of age may vote.

[Central Lothian]

As long as you're at least 18, a Central Lothianer and aren't (a) in prison or (b) guilty of electoral fraud since the last election, then you can vote. (There's a further exception - you can't vote in the House of Lords if you're in the House of Commons or vice versa.)

[NMD America]

Are Women legally barred from voting in your nation?

Women do not vote in America, as it has always been. We're a better nation for that decision.

[The Nuclear Fist]

The revolution of 1879 established universal suffrage, giving both men and women a right to vote.

[Arkiasis]

All citizens above the age of 18 have the right to vote.

[Laissez-Faire]

Any citizen may vote.

[Vrbas]

Full and Equal Suffrage for those of 16 years of age or older.

[DASHES]

In DASHES any fully educated person over the age of 21 can vote.
Nuff' said.