a legal right to vote There has been a great deal said in this country of late in regard to giving the right of suffrage to women. — Ingersoll, Robert Green

late 14c., "intercessory prayers or pleas on behalf of another," from Old French sofrage "plea, intercession" (13c.) and directly from Medieval Latin suffragium, from Latin suffrag [..]

the right to vote.

The right to vote and own property

n. The right or privilege of voting.

The right to vote.

The right to vote. All Australian citizens over the age of eighteen have this right.

Sufragio

[From Latin suffragium = voting tablet, vote.] The right and privilege of voting; the franchise. Also see universal suffrage.

the right or privilege of voting.

[Latin suffragium vote, political support, from suffragari to support with one's vote] 1 : a vote in deciding a controverted question or the choice of a person for an office or trust [no ...

yes">  Or franchise, the right to vote officials into public office or to vote on specific legislation. In general, suffrage has increased during the late modern period including progressively [..]

Suffrage is the right or privilege of casting a vote at a public election. It also means a vote or the act of voting.

The right to vote at elections. All Australian citizens 18 or over have suffrage.

The right to vote at elections. All Australian citizens 18 or over have suffrage.

(n) a legal right guaranteed by the 15th amendment to the US Constitution; guaranteed to women by the 19th amendment

(uncountable) The right or chance to vote, express an opinion, or participate in a decision. (countable) A vote in deciding a particular question. *''Creed of Pope Pius IV'' *: I firmly believe [..]

lang=en * title=The Spirit of Laws|author=Thomas Nugent|page=12|by=Charles Baron De Montesquieu|year=a. 1900|passage=It is a question of some importance whether the suffrages ought to be public or se [..]