1. The Lords rejected the Plural Voting Bill on the Second Reading. 2. Plural voting was possible in Britain in the past.3. Universal male suffrage, albeit with plural vote , was introduced in 1893. 4. It was also the first election in which there was no legal plural voting . 5. Universal male suffrage was introduced, though the effect of this was tempered by plural voting . 6. Plural voting continued to be allowed.7. This Act abolished plural voting for University constituencies and enfranchised women on the same terms as men. 8. Plural voting by those who held a vote in both geographical and the university was allowed and prevalent.9. The King s Speech contained 22 bills, including measures on education, plural voting and trade unions. 10. JPs were removed and plural voting stopped in 1894, but nobody actually receiving poor relief was allowed to vote.
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