102-Year-Old, Born Before Women Could Vote, Casts Early Ballot for Hillary Video:

Take it from 102-year-old Jerry Emmett: voting is important. She actually remembers a time when women didn't have the right to vote. She also vividly remembers when that right was granted and watching her mother cast her ballot for the first time. That's why she turned out to cast an early vote for Hillary Clinton in Arizona. The former school teacher can't seem to bear the thought of students living under a Trump presidency and says she is overjoyed to vote for a woman for president.

Published Thu, 03 Nov 2016 00:13:01 UTC

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