More than 100 years later, people still admire her. On Election Day, they come to her grave. They bring their "I Voted" stickers. Rochester women have been coming to Anthony's grave on Election Day since 2014. The women go there to Anthony's grave since at least 2014. They come with flowers and stickers. One woman was Sarah Jane McPike. McPike says the first year she voted, she brought flowers to Anthony's grave. She is not the only one.

It sounds like you're sharing a meaningful story about the enduring legacy of Susan B. Anthony and the continued respect people have for her contributions to voting rights. Here's a revised version of your narrative for clarity and flow: --- More than 100 years later, people still admire Susan B. Anthony. On Election Day, many visitors come to her grave, bringing their "I Voted" stickers. Since at least 2014, Rochester women have been gathering at Anthony's grave on Election Day. They bring flowers and stickers to honor her legacy. One of these women is Sarah Jane McPike, who remembers that in the first year she voted, she brought flowers to Anthony's final resting place. McPike is not alone in this tradition. --- **Key Improvements:** 1. **Clarity and Conciseness:** Removed repetitive phrases to make the narrative smoother. 2. **Consistency:** Ensured consistent reference to Susan B. Anthony for clarity. 3. **Flow:** Organized the sentences to follow a logical progression of ideas. If you have a specific request about this text—such as further editing, expanding on certain parts, or analyzing its content—please let me know!