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Submitted by cawp.web_master on Mon, 03/07/2016 - 13:41
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1894
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The first three women elected to a state legislature in the country were Clara Cressingham (R), Carrie C. Holly (R), and Frances Klock (R), all in the Colorado House of Representatives. 

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Major Historical Events in Women's Political History
Women in State Legislatures
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Republican
Race/Ethnicity
White
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State Legislature
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