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• The Lords rejected the Plural Voting Bill on the Second Reading.
• Plural voting was possible in Britain in the past.
• Universal male suffrage, albeit with plural vote, was introduced in 1893.
• Universal male suffrage was introduced, though the effect of this was tempered by plural voting.
• Plural voting continued to be allowed.
• This Act abolished plural voting for University constituencies and enfranchised women on the same terms as men.
• Plural voting by those who held a vote in both geographical and the university was allowed and prevalent.
• The King s Speech contained 22 bills, including measures on education, plural voting and trade unions.
• JPs were removed and plural voting stopped in 1894, but nobody actually receiving poor relief was allowed to vote.
• At the same time, property qualifications were abolished, plural voting was ended and women were able to become guardians.
• The property qualifications remained for non-resident voters, allowing plural voting for those who held property in several seats.
• The petitions called for one vote and one vote only, as at that time men with property had plural votes.
• The arrangements which had given plural votes to electors who met a property qualification because of their business or shop premises were abolished.
• Plural voting was abolished by ending the property vote, electors being only entitled to enrol in the district in which they resided.
• The Liberals planned a major reform bill, abolishing plural voting and extending the franchise from 7.5 million to 10 million.
• Kidston became the main ALF figure in Rockhampton and campaigned for electoral reform  abolition of plural voting, and extension of the franchise.
• In addition the Act made some changes to the franchise, removing the remaining provisions allowing plural voting by people who owned business premises.
• Plural voting was finally abolished in 1919 and universal suffrage, giving the vote to all Belgian women, was only introduced in 1948.