Timeline of women's suffrage in Utah

Women earned the right to vote on February 12, 1870 while Utah was still a territory.

The first woman to vote under equal suffrage laws was Seraph Young on February 14, 1870.

Women continued to vote until 1887 when the Edmunds-Tucker Act was passed.

When Utah was admitted as a state in 1896, women regained the right to vote.

Native American women did not have full voting rights in Utah until 1957.