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welcome to the cotkey ride home for wednesday October 28th, 2020. I'm Jackson Bird.

A look back at 100 years ago when women ruled a notorious Wild West town.

Some thoughts on the effects of technology on our ability to remember our thoughts in the long term.

And the internet is calling it the best game of 2020, but it's actually just a virtual

3D tour of a house for sale. What's going on? Here are some of the cool things from the

news today.

Election Day is less than a week away here in the United States, although over 70 million Americans have already cast their votes.

Don't worry, I'm not about to get into anything about the presidential election, but I do want to talk about a cool bit of history. So this year, 2020, a record

number of women are running for the House of Representatives, 298 of them, to be specific,

and there was also a record number of women who got further than ever before in the presidential

primaries. But despite how far this many women are going this election cycle year on a national scale,

they have nothing on the once all-woman-led town of Jackson, Wyoming. This year is the 100th anniversary

of the election of Mayor Grace Miller and her cabinet of council members Rose Crabtree, May Deloney, Fustina Haidt, and

Genevieve Van Vleck. They won against an all-male roster in an election with the highest voter

turnout since the town was incorporated six years prior. For several of the positions, the women

won two to one against the men, and Rose Crabtree even beat her husband, Henry Crabtree.

And despite the walloping that he received in the press, by all accounts he took his defeat in stride.

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