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Representation of the people act (the first Reform Act)
extended votes to men meeting property qualification and redistributes parliamentary seats to better represent urban areas -
Representation of the people act (the second reform act)
extends vote to urban working men meeting property qualification -
Ballot Act
introduces the secret ballot at elections -
Corrupt and illegal practices act
effectively ended serious corruption in british elections -
Representation of the people act (the third reform act)
addresses imbalance between men's votes in boroughs and countries -
redristribution act
boundaries redrawn to produce equal elctoral districts -
Reform Act
avolished property qualifications for men and introduced limited female suffrage for women over the age of 30 -
Reform Act
widened suffrage by gicing women electoral equality with men