The Allegheny County Elections Division on Wednesday announced the winner of its first-ever "I Voted" sticker contest.

You’ll be getting a newly designed sticker the next time you vote. “I Voted N’At!” That’s the winning design for the ...

T he “I Voted N’at” sticker design, created by Mt. Lebanon High School 10th grader Molly Bozick, won Allegheny County ...

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In King County, Washington, a graphic designer developed a sticker showcasing the Seattle cityscape on the top and the countryside on the bottom. In New York City, those who voted on Halloween got ...

Ten-year-old Grace shows her contest-winning "I Voted" sticker in her homeschool classroom Thursday in Milton, N.H. Her design was inspired by the framed image of New Hampshire's famed Old Man of ...

The City of Brookings is hoping to improve voter turnout and get more people interested in the April elections by hosting an ...

Many people seem to love those "I Voted” stickers that are handed out once a ballot is turned in, and they proudly display them on their chests throughout the day. It depends on where you live ...

You can either submit a photo of your ‘I Voted’ sticker via Pin It or let us know about your voter experience using the Hearken form in this article. Don’t worry, it’ll take you less than ...

All the designs are in, and now it’s up to you to decide the winner of Allegheny County’s “I Voted” sticker contest. The contest, launched before the November election, asked ninth to 12th ...

The city is launching a contest to come up with new looks. It's open to 4K-12 students who live in the city. A winner will be chosen in each of three age categories. The design can't favor one party ...

The City of Kenosha has launched its first "I Voted" Sticker Contest for local students in grades K4-12. In the contest, students will design an image in the shape of an "I Voted" button.