Coemgenus. The American History (2010) journal found Susan B Anthony voting for Grant historical enough for an article. Grant is also mentioned in then Encyclopedia of Women in America Politics (1999) and the Karlyn K. Cambell (1993), Women Public Speakers In the United States 1800-1925 books. I do not understand why there is any controversy in mentioning the early womens suffrage movement in the Presidency of Ulysses Grant article since Grant signed equal pay (1872) and property protection (1869) laws for women. Anthony "illegally" voted for Grant in the 1872 election. I will concede there is not enough historical weight for this information to be put in the main Grant bio article at this time.