Innovative 'I Voted' Stickers Engage Voters Across the U.S.

Creative designs by children and communities aim to inspire voter participation and celebrate civic engagement.

This year's 'I Voted' stickers feature unique designs, including a werewolf, created by young artists and community members.
The sticker initiative is part of a broader effort to encourage voting and civic pride, with contests held in several states.
In New Hampshire, a contest for fourth graders resulted in over 1,000 entries, with winning designs celebrated statewide.
Denver involved incarcerated individuals in the design process, promoting civic engagement and a sense of community.
The U.S. Election Assistance Commission supports these contests to honor innovative practices in election administration.