Winners announced in Charleston County’s ‘I Voted’ sticker design contest

Next time you go to vote in Charleston County you’ll have a newly designed “I voted” sticker.
Published: Sep. 20, 2023 at 11:09 AM EDT
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CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - Next time you go to vote in Charleston County you’ll have a newly designed “I voted” sticker.

The county board of voter registration and elections has revealed the winners of the department’s first “I voted” sticker design contest.

The competition took place over the summer and there were more then 100 submissions.

“Young people across Charleston County combined their creativity and patriotism to produce fantastic artwork this summer. I thank everyone who expressed themselves and participated to make our first ‘I Voted!’ Sticker Design Contest a rousing success,” BVRE Executive Director Isaac Cramer said. “They and their designs will inspire future voters to be more aware of and involved in issues impacting Charleston County. They will help others see the beauty and diversity of our people and our values, and will encourage others to make a positive difference in our community.”

The three winners were selected by age group:

Nora G. (K-5):

One of three winning designs for Charleston County's "I Voted" sticker. This one is by Nora G.
One of three winning designs for Charleston County's "I Voted" sticker. This one is by Nora G.(Charleston County Board of Voter Registration and Elections)

Madelyn G. (6-8):

Three winners were selected to have art work on Charleston County's next "I Voted" sticker....
Three winners were selected to have art work on Charleston County's next "I Voted" sticker. This is the winner of the grade 6-8 submissions, Madelyn G.(Charleston County Board of Voter Registration and Elections)

Cameron H. (9-12):

Three winners were selected for Charleston County's next "I Voted" sticker. 
Cameron H. was...
Three winners were selected for Charleston County's next "I Voted" sticker. Cameron H. was the winner in the grades 9-12 division.(Charleston County Board of Voter Registration and Elections)

Each winner’s design will come to life as physical “I Voted!” stickers, which will be distributed on a limited run during the early voting period for this fall’s municipal elections.