Who Should Be on the $10 Bill?

Ever since the Treasury Department revealed that a woman would join Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill in 2020, many nominations have been heard. Among them: equal-rights champion Alice Paul (her “message resonates today,” wrote author Amity Shlaes on TIME.com) and libertarian philosopher Ayn Rand (“she led a life unconstrained by traditional roles,” wrote Reason editor Cathy Young). We also asked readers to assess big-name options. Here’s who they found most deserving.

Susan B. Anthony 60%

Harriet Tubman 54%

Sacagawea 54%

Eleanor Roosevelt 53%

Amelia Earhart 49%