Opposition to the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote, is growing within the Republican Party, despite legal barriers preventing its repeal. Conservative activists and lawmakers are pushing for state-level efforts to limit voting rights, framing their arguments around historical revisionism and claims that the amendment was improperly ratified. While direct repeal remains impossible, these movements signal a broader shift in GOP politics toward restricting ballot access under the guise of electoral integrity. The debate highlights deep divisions over voting rights and the role of gender in American democracy.
Even if they can't repeal the 19th Amendment, opponents of women's suffrage are gaining power in the GOP
