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11/09/08
Alice Butler Bradshaw was 21 years old when she cast her first ballot in 1924, just four years after the 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote. 
Courtesy photoAlice Bradshaw, an Annapolis resident who turns 105 today, has voted in every election since 1924. Find Us On Facebook
In every election since then, Mrs. Bradshaw has faithfully made her way to the polls. "It's a privilege," she said. "If you don't like who's in office, you have a chance to change it." A resident of Annapolis, Mrs. Bradshaw turns 105 today. On Tuesday, she joined the line of voters at Georgetown Elementary School to cast her ballot for Sen. John McCain. "It was much different (the first time) than it is now," Mrs....
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