Voting Opens For North Dakota ‘I Voted’ Sticker Contest

(Images courtesy of the Secretary of State’s Office via the North Dakota Monitor)

(North Dakota Monitor) – North Dakotans can help choose the state’s next “I Voted” sticker from a group of five finalists. The public can vote for their favorite at sos.nd.gov/stickervote through Jan. 23.

From kindergartners to grandparents, 478 entries from 72 communities were submitted, the Secretary of State’s Office said. The finalists feature a bald eagle, a prairie dog, the state Capitol building, a water color design and the “you betcha” phrase.

“I was impressed by the number of entries we received and the variety of designs. It was a true reflection of creativity and civic pride from across our state,” Secretary of State Michael  Howe said in a news release.

The winning design will be announced in March and will be used at the polls during the primary election June 9. The winner will receive a professionally framed copy of their winning design and recognition during the official sticker unveiling ceremony in Bismarck.