This is a list of North Dakota suffragists, suffrage groups and others associated with the cause of women's suffrage in North Dakota.
Groups
Beach Votes for Women League. Grand Forks Equal Suffrage Association. National Woman's Party. Votes for Women Club of Grand Forks, created on March 1, 1912. Votes for Women League, created in 1912. Woman Suffrage League of Bismarck, created in 1914. Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
Suffragists
Beulah Amindon (Fargo). Elizabeth Preston Anderson. Marie Louise Bottineau Baldwin (Metis/Turtle Mountain Chippewa) (Pembina). Helen M. Barker. Emma F. Bates (Bismarck, Valley City). Grace Clendenning (Wimbledon). Louisa A. Conger (Dickinson). Guy C. H. Corliss. Clara L. Darrow (Fargo). Helen deLendrecie (Fargo). Cora Smith Eaton (Grand Forks). Annie Falger (Devil's Lake). Janette Hill Knox (Wahpeton). Alma Lutz (Jamestown). Emma Murray (Hebron). Flora Blackman Naylor (Chautauqua). Elizabeth Darrow O'Neil (Fargo). Alice Nelson Page (Grand Forks). Kate Perkins. Alice M. Alt Pickler. Christine Pollock (Fargo). Helen G. Putnam. Fannie D. Quain (Bismarck). Linda Slaughter (Bismarck). Mazie Stevens (Grand Forks). Mary Darrow Weible (Fargo). Kate Selby Wilder (Fargo).
Politicians supporting women's suffrage
John Cashel. Oscar Lindstrom. John Pickler. Robert M. Pollock. Enos Stutsman.
Suffragists campaigning in North Dakota
Henry Browne Blackwell. Lillie Devereux Blake. Carrie Chapman Catt. Emma Smith DeVoe. Susan S. Fessenden. Ella M. S. Marble. Helen Guthrie Miller. Sylvia Pankhurst. Anna Howard Shaw.
Anti-suffragists in North Dakota Groups North Dakota Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, organized in Fargo in 1914. Personal Liberty League of the German American Alliance. People
Ida Clarke Young.
See also
Timeline of women's suffrage in North Dakota Women's suffrage in North Dakota Women's suffrage in states of the United States Women's suffrage in the United States
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