Emulating the grassroots tactics of labor activists, they organize America's first large-scale suffrage parade, which is held in New York City. With little help from the National American, California women win full voting rights. Alaska's territorial legislature enfranchises women. Meanwhile, the Arizona territory becomes a state that includes women as voters. Kansas also enfranchises women.
Presidential candidates court the female vote for the first time.
Democrat Woodrow Wilson wins the election. Suffragist Alice Paul organizes 8,000 women for a parade through Washington. Nevada and Montana enfranchise women. The CU alienates leaders of the National American association by campaigning against pro-suffrage Democrats in the congressional elections. Anna Howard Shaw's tactical conservatism culminates in a loss of support from the National American members.