Michigan Secretary of State is holding a contest to decide on the new 'I Voted' sticker design for the state. Earlier this year, the contest was launched, inviting school students and residents to submit their designs. Out of the 480 submissions received, the judges have selected the top 25 designs in each of the following categories: Elementary/Middle School, High School, and General Entries.
Some of the standout designs from the competition have been revealed, and now it's time for the public to vote for their favorites. Voters can choose up to three designs in each category by visiting the official website.
Among the finalists are creative designs from students in the Elementary/Middle School and High School categories, as well as innovative submissions from the General Entries category.
Secretary Benson expressed her gratitude to all participants, stating, "Thank you to all of the Michigan students and residents who created a design for our state’s first ‘I Voted’ sticker contest. Every Michigan voter should walk out of the polls with pride, knowing that their voice has been heard."
Don't miss this opportunity to have a say in shaping Michigan's democracy by casting your vote for the new 'I Voted' sticker design today!