More than 57,000 voted on ‘I Voted’ sticker design

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)– More than 57,000 votes were cast for the Michigan Department of State’s first-ever ‘I Voted’ sticker design contest.

“Participation in our state’s first-ever ‘I Voted’ sticker contest has exceeded my expectations. I’m thrilled to see the enthusiasm and support for these talented Michigan artists,” Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said.

“Now it’s time for every eligible Michigan voter to continue that momentum and go cast your ballot in the Primary Election. There are several convenient options to vote – at an early voting site today through Sunday, by returning your absentee ballot to your clerk or secure ballot drop box, or at the polls on Election Day next Tuesday. Your vote is your voice – make sure your voice is heard in this and every election.”

The winners will be selected in the next few weeks and receive special recognition from Secretary Benson.

Michiganders voted for their Top 3 favorite sticker submission from each of three categories:

• Elementary/Middle School
• High School
• General (open to all members of the public)

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