Michigan's 'I voted' stickers are getting a makeover this November: 9 designs revealed

Michigan's "I voted" stickers are getting a makeover this November — yours just might include a werewolf ripping off its shirt, a deer with sunglasses or a smirking cat.

The Secretary of State announced nine winners of the state's "I voted" sticker contest for elementary, high school and general categories. Voting was open to the public. Winners include a Grosse Pointe middle school student whose sticker features what appears to be a werewolf ripping off its shirt in front of an American flag and a Holly High School student with a colorful "hooray" on their design.

The competition to design the winning sticker was fierce: Designers submitted more than 480 stickers, which received more than 57,700 public votes, according to a news release.

The winning stickers are:

Elementary/Middle School category

High School category

General category

Contact Lily Altavena: laltavena@freepress.com.

This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Michigan's 'I voted' stickers are getting a makeover this November: 9 designs revealed