Kids at the polls: They can't vote but we love to bring them along

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A father hurries his daughters along in order to cast his vote in Belgrade, Mont.

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A boy holding an American flag peeks out of the voting booth as his mother votes in New Hampton, N.H.

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Alana Evert votes with her two-year-old daughter Nayaani Thompson in Toledo, Ohio.

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Christa Wegner, center, votes while her children Nathaniel and Patricia wait for her at a polling site in Akron, Ohio.

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Kezia Gipson, 3, waits with her grandparents Doris Ross and Freddie Irvin in a voting line at the International Longshoreman's Association Office in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

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Rachelle Elliott helps her daughter Raya, 3, cast her vote Janesville, Wis.

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Jaime Lea photographs herself and her children, one-year old Scarlett and Zackary, 3, after casting her ballot at John Fremont Middle School in Las Vegas.

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