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In Denver, incarcerated individuals designed two stickers, one featuring the Colorado flag with a brick building, sun and purple mountains comprising the “D” in “voted.” The design ...

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Jane’s father said she sketched her design in a half hour during her social studies class. Local 4’s Erika Erickson is talking with Jane and her dad about the sticker. You can watch that story ...

“I like the lighthouse and I like the water,” she added. The “I voted” sticker design submitted by Andrew Brasher of Saint Louis. (Courtesy MDOS) Juan Ramirez also chose the lighthouse desig ...

This year, the sticker is different from the traditional red and blue flag design. The new sticker was created by Yamilet Salazar, an eighth grader at Mayberry Middle School in Wichita.

almost identical to the flag seen on bumper stickers, hats and T-shirts all over Maine over the years. Also read:Poll shows slim majority against Maine state flag change That design was created by ...

“I like the lighthouse and I like the water,” she added. The “I voted” sticker design submitted by Andrew Brasher of Saint Louis. (Courtesy MDOS) Juan Ramirez also chose the lighthouse desig ...

And the 'I Voted sticker' was a way to remind people." Boudreau hand-drew a design featuring the words "I Voted" with a waving American flag, a patriotic symbol of fulfilling one's civic duty that ...

Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry asked Academy Award winner William Joyce, who was born in the southeastern state, to design the sticker for the 2024 election season, Joel Watson ...

That sticker Bloom got was designed by APS fifth grader Kieran Barns. One of the twelve APS students selected out of roughly 278 who entered the contest, to design this year’s stickers.