Happy indeed is the suffragist who has the rare opportunity of voting for a candidate who is not only absolutely right but who is also a woman.
It was a position that gave him the rare opportunity of voting in three conclaves, the secret elections by which popes are chosen.
Alas, in the calls by voters for the BBC to deny them the opportunity of voting for certain people, there is further evidence of a growing existential crisis in the light entertainment viewer.
"We believe that this is fair and gives all shareholders the opportunity of voting for who they want on the board.
The outcome of the poll is no less in the balance than its timing, which gives Britain's third party an historic opportunity.Surveys of voting intention suggest the election may be the first since 1974 that fails to produce a parliamentary majority for any party.
On top of that, we have lots of opportunities to vote: early voting, absentee voting, Election Day.
MPs have had a number of opportunities to vote on different ways forward, and, as Mrs May has pointed out, they have "equally been rejected".
Meri Mangakāhia had a definition of suffrage that was founded on equality; equality of opportunity to vote and equality of outcome in women's representation.
Severe apartheid laws established in 1948, however, immediately subjected Coloured individuals to a rigid separation of occupational opportunities, the abolition of voting rights in Cape Province, and laws that prohibited (until 1985) intermarriage and sexual relations with other groups.
But during the speech in Kent he warned against aping UKIP, whose "social conservatism" would "turn off millions of potential supporters who have decades of voting opportunities ahead of them".
