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      <title>Why hasn't Montana sent a woman to Congress in 80 years? - Pt. 1</title>
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      <description>In 1916, four years before women nationwide won the right to vote, Montanans elected Jeannette Rankin to Congress. She served two nonconsecutive terms, retiring in 1943. Rankin was the first woman in the country – and the last woman in Montana – to hold congressional office. One listener wants to know why.</description>
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