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La Follette's interest in women's suffrage led to her membership in the National American Woman Suffrage Association in 1910, and joined its national board in 1911. However, when a referendum on women's suffrage in Wisconsin was to be decided in a general election in November 1912, she resigned from the NAWSA to devote her efforts to secure its passage.[2] Suffragists made appearances at more than 70 county fairs in 1912, including La Follette, who visited seven of them in ten days.[citation needed] Despite their efforts, the referendum was defeated by a vote of 227,024 to 135,546.[2]