Ulster County Board of Elections has announced the finalists for its annual "I Voted" sticker contest. The 2025 contest ...

The county Board of Elections has announced six finalists for this year’s edition, each with a creative take on the civic ...

Voters heading to the polls, whether to cast a ballot early or on Nov. 5, will see new “I voted” sticker designs created by Michigan students. Two of the nine winning designs were created by ...

Boudreau also envisioned the stickers as a tool to help get out the vote. "When I came up with this, it was when people were getting their news from printed newspapers and the evening news," she said.

In 1982, the Herald reported that at least a dozen businesses in Fort Lauderdale were offering “discounts or special bargains” to patrons who showed up wearing the local I Voted sticker to ...

I Voted” sticker, saying it reflected her opinion. Other voters, like Annette O’Brien, went for the deer-themed sticker. The “I voted” sticker design submitted by Katelyn Stouffer-Hopkins ...

Creative 'I Voted' stickers branch out beyond the familiar flag design. Share Copy Link. Copy {copyShortcut} to copy Updated: 7:15 PM EDT Nov 2, 2024 By Holly Ramer, Associated Press Creative ...

This year, the smash hit — one of nine designs distributed in Michigan — depicts a werewolf shredding its shirt in front of an American flag.

I Voted stickers are displayed at the Southfield Township Clerk’s office on Wednesday in Southfield Township, Mich. Many of the stickers were created by students in a state wide contest.

You voted, and it’s time to announce the winners of Michigan’s first-ever “I Voted” sticker contest! Congratulations to everyone who participated and to all the amazing winners.

Related video above: Fourth graders design 'I Voted' stickers in New Hampshire. Advertisement "Garment-safe adhesive, it's incredibly important," said Janet Boudreau, one sticker designer.

This year, the smash hit — one of nine designs distributed in Michigan — depicts a werewolf shredding its shirt in front of an American flag.