St. Louis Ballot Puzzle Noted by Short Voter Paul Sterling
The article mentions Paul Sterling, four feet three inches tall, standing on a chair to study the long ballot. The description reflects election day scenes from St. Louis with a focus on a humorous or observant moment during voting.
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