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Wisconsin made history as the first state to ratify the 19th Amendment on June 10, 1919—over a year before it became law nationwide. Led by fearless suffragists like Ada James and fueled by bold tactics from car parades to community nurseries, Wisconsin’s victory was a turning point in the fight for women’s voting rights, setting the stage for millions to cast their ballots and inspiring today’s activists to keep the movement alive.

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