It's been almost 100 years since women were granted the right to vote, and voters are honoring trailblazer Susan B. Anthony on Election Day. People headed to Mount Hope Cemetery in Rochester, NY, on Tuesday to place their "I Voted" stickers on Anthony's gravestone after making their voice heard in the midterm elections. Visiting the activist's grave has become tradition, and plenty of women did so during the 2016 election, too.
Two years after the presidential election, people across the nation are excited to take action in the midterms, and I think we can all agree that we owe it to the women who fought for our right to vote to show up at the polls. See how people are celebrating the life of a woman who never got to cast a vote, but made sure that others could.
