It is the fall of 1880, and young Cordelia would much rather be out riding horses than sitting indoors listening to her neighbor talk about politics. Her neighbor just happens to be the legendary activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who has spent her entire life fighting for women's right to vote. When Election Day finally arrives, Mrs. Stanton shares a powerful and heartbreaking story from her own childhood. She explains how the struggles of her past gave her the fierce determination to demand equality. Inspired by her neighbor's unwavering spirit, Cordelia decides to accompany Mrs. Stanton straight to the polls. Together, they face a crowd of mocking men, standing tall in a bold attempt to cast a ballot. This moving historical tale brings a crucial moment in the fight for women's rights to life, showing how one person's courage can spark bravery in another.