COLUMBIA, S.C. — At 106 years old, Donella Wilson of Columbia, S.C., is continuing her voting streak.

Wilson, who voted Saturday in South Carolina’s primary election, said that she knows voting is important.

Wilson, who is black and was born in 1909, waited until 1948 to vote with her husband. Her daughter, Minnie Wilson-Bivins, said Wilson hasn’t missed an election since.

One of Wilson’s goals is to meet President Barack Obama, just as 106-year-old Virginia McLaurin did recently. Video of the centenarian meeting Obama went viral on the Internet after a Black History Month reception Feb. 18 at the White House.

Wilson-Bivins says they plan on visiting the White House sometime this year.