The Hot Voting Accessory of 2013 Is Small Children

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The Hot Voting Accessory of 2013 Is Small Children

Left: Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer emerges from a voting booth with his 20-month old son Max after casting his ballot during the primary election, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2013, in New York. Stringer is running against Ex-Gov. Eliot Spitzer for city comptroller. Right: New York City mayoral hopeful Anthony Weiner exits the voting booth with his son, Jordan Weiner, after voting at his polling station on September 10, 2013 in New York City. Weiner ran into a minor issue while voting this morning: a required signature proving he was Anthony Weiner was not on file at the local polling station. The problem was soon solved by the Board of Elections.

This may actually be the same kid. Can you rent toddlers for stuff like this? Photo: Jason DeCrow/AP/CorbisAndrew Burton/Getty Images/2013 Getty Images

Both Anthony Weiner and Scott Stringer brought their young, adorable, nearly identical sons into the voting booth today as photographers snapped away. Anthony Weiner is a rehabilitated father and husband, he swears! Scott Stringer has a squeaky-clean family life, unlike some people! Optics!

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Hot Voting Accessory of 2013 Is Small Children

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