Just being alive isn't enough.
If he's dead before he can vote, it is NO
If he is alive, but too dead to vote it will resolve N/A without credible reports he voted.
A news story of Jimmy voting (or similar) is a clear YES
@HillaryClinton Resolving on behalf of deleted account creator. Evidence in comments and other markets resolved Yes.
Former President Jimmy Carter, aged 100, votes for Harris
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Former President Jimmy Carter's grandson told the Atlanta Journal Constitution (ACJ) two months ago that his grandpa wanted to live long enough to cast a vote for Kamala Harris.
At the time, the former president was aged 99.
Carter voted for Harris on Tuesday in his home state of Georgia, on the first day of early voting. He turned 100 on 1 October.
His grandson Jason Carter told the ACJ that the former president wanted to vote for Harris because she is "more alert and interested in politics and the war in Gaza".
@Eliza Good question! Early voting and mail-in ballots will be considered valid votes - even if certain Republicans disagree. JC has to show ID, however- he lives in a state that doesn't mess around.
(Photo ID required (strict): Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.)
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