The women of Oklahoma had the right to vote almost a full 2 years before the 19th Amendment passed Congress, making Oklahoma the 1st southern state to adopt full suffrage for women.

Rep. Kevin Hern posted this:
The women of Oklahoma had the right to vote almost a full 2 years before the 19th Amendment passed Congress, making Oklahoma the 1st southern state to adopt full suffrage for women.

The women of Oklahoma had the right to vote almost a full 2 years before the 19th Amendment passed Congress, making Oklahoma the 1st southern state to adopt full suffrage for women.

— Kevin Hern (@repkevinhern) May 21, 2019