Which describes a reform of the 1820s that made voting easier? a the number of polling places increased. b the secret ballot was established. c public conventions were no longer held. d polling places shortened their hours.

The right answer is "A The number of polling places increased"

The Reform Act of 1832 was an act of parliament, which introduced a wide range of changes in the electoral system in England and Wales. This law increased the number of polling places and the number of people with voting rights, increasing the mass of the electorate by about 500,000-813,000 and thus allowing one in six adult men to vote, in a total population of 14 millions of people.