Jerin lokaci na zaɓen mata

An samu nasarar zaben mata – ‘yancin mata na zabe – a lokuta daban-daban a kasashen duniya. A cikin ƙasashe da yawa, an ba da ƙuri'ar mata kafin zaɓen duniya, wanda a lokuta mata da maza daga wasu azuzuwan tattalin arziƙin al'umma ko jinsi har yanzu sun kasa yin zabe. Wasu ƙasashe sun ba da damar zaɓe ga jinsin biyu a lokaci guda. Wannan lokacin yana lissafin shekarun da aka ƙaddamar da zaɓen mata. An jera wasu kasashe fiye da sau daya, saboda an ba wa karin mata hakki bisa shekaru, mallakar filaye da sauransu. A lokuta da dama, an fara kada kuri'a a shekara mai zuwa.

Wasu mata (dangane da mallakar dukiya) a cikin Isle of Man (yanayin yanki na Biritaniya Islands amma ba na Burtaniya ba) sun sami 'yancin yin zabe a 1881.  

New Zealand ita ce kasa ta farko mai cin gashin kanta a duniya wacce duk mata ke da 'yancin kada kuri'a a zaben 'yan majalisa; daga 1893.  Duk da haka mata ba za su iya tsayawa takarar majalisar ba har sai 1919, lokacin da mata uku suka tsaya (ba su yi nasara ba); duba 1919 a New Zealand .

Yankin Kudancin Ostiraliya ya ba wa mata damar yin zabe da tsayawa zabe a 1895 .  A Sweden, an ba da izinin zaɓen mata na sharadi a lokacin shekarun 'yanci tsakanin 1718 da 1772.  Amma sai a shekara ta 1919 aka sami daidaito, inda aka kimanta kuri'un mata daidai da na maza.

Dokar Franchise ta Commonwealth ta Ostiraliya ta 1902 ta baiwa mata 'yan Burtaniya mazauna Australia damar kada kuri'a a zabukan tarayya sannan kuma ta ba su damar tsayawa zaben majalisar dokokin Ostiraliya, wanda ya mai da sabuwar kasa ta Ostiraliya ta zama ta farko a duniyar zamani da ta yi hakan. Koyaya, dokar ta cire "'yan asalin Ostiraliya, Asiya, Afirka da tsibirin Pacific (banda New Zealand)". Jihohi biyu ko dai yadda ya kamata ko kuma a fili keɓe ƴan asalin Ostireliya .

A shekara ta 1906, Grand Duchy na Finland mai cin gashin kansa, wanda daga baya ya zama Jamhuriyar Finland, ita ce kasa ta farko a duniya da ta ba wa dukan mata da maza duka 'yancin yin zabe da 'yancin yin takara. Kasar Finland kuma ita ce kasa ta farko a Turai da ta baiwa mata ‘yancin kada kuri’a.   An zabi 'yan majalisa mata na farko a duniya a Finland a shekara mai zuwa.

A cikin Turai, ikon ƙarshe na ba wa mata 'yancin yin zaɓe shi ne yankin Swiss na Appenzell Innerrhoden (AI), a cikin 1991. Appenzell Innerrhoden ita ce mafi ƙanƙantar Swiss Canton tare da mazaunan 14,100 a cikin 1990.  Mata a Switzerland sun sami 'yancin yin zabe a matakin tarayya, a matakin 1971 da  1972, ban da Appenzell a 1989/1990,  duba zaɓen mata a Switzerland .

A kasar Saudiyya an fara ba mata damar kada kuri'a a watan Disambar 2015 a zaben kananan hukumomi . 

For other women's rights, see timeline of women's legal rights (other than voting).

 17th century 
1689

 : Female landowners are allowed to vote in elections to the States of Friesland in rural districts.

1718

 : Female taxpaying members of city guilds are allowed to vote in local city elections (rescinded in 1758) and national elections (rescinded in 1772).

1734

  Sweden: Female taxpaying property owners of legal majority are allowed to vote in local countryside elections (never rescinded).

 1890s 
1893

 : first self-governing colony in the world in which all women are given the right to vote in parliamentary elections. However, women were barred from standing for parliament until 1919."New Zealand women and the vote - Women and the vote | NZHistory, New Zealand history online". nzhistory.govt.nz. Retrieved 25 November 2019.
  (British protectorate) universal suffrage.
  (U.S. state): first state in the union to enfranchise women by popular vote.

 : universal suffrage, extending the franchise from property-owning women (granted in 1861) to all women, the first colony in Australia to do so. Women were also granted the right to stand for election."Constitution (Female Suffrage) Act 1895 (SA) (Note: The South Australian Parliament passed the legislation in December 1894 but the Act did not gain royal assent and become law until February 1895)". Documenting a Democracy, Museum of Australian Democracy. Retrieved 26 August 2024.
 : Local Government Act 1894 confirms single women's right to vote in local elections and extends this franchise to some married women. By 1900, over 1 million women were registered for local government elections in England.

1896

  (U.S. state): reestablishes women's suffrage upon gaining statehood.
  (U.S. state)

1939

  (with restrictions requiring literacy and a higher age)
  (women are granted suffrage on equal terms with men with restrictions on both men and women; in practice the restrictions affected women more than men)
  (now Namibia, white women)

1946




  North Korea
  (Americo women only; indigenous men and women were not enfranchised until 1951)

  (expands suffrage)
  (extended to full rights)


  (to vote)

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