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1832
Representation of the People Act (1st Reform Act) extends the franchise to men meeting property qualification. This reduces rotten boroughs and redistributes Parliamentary seats to better represent urban areas
1867
Representation of the People Act (2nd Reform Act) extends the vote to urban working men meeting property qualification
1872
The Ballot Act introduces the secret ballot at elections
1884
Representation of the People Act (3rd Reform Act) addresses imbalance between men’s votes in boroughs and counties
1918
Representation of the People Act extends the vote to all men over 21 and most women over 30
1928
Representation of the People Act extends the vote to all women over 21
1969
Representation of the People Act extends the franchise to all men and women over 18
Rotten borough
A historical Parliamentary constituency that had a very small electorate yet retained the right to send members to the House of Commons
Secret ballot
a method of voting in which each person writes their choice on a piece of paper so no one else knows how they have voted