Wyandotte County announces winner for ‘I Voted' sticker contest
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Wyandotte County Election Office has announced the winning design for the first-ever 'I Voted' sticker design contest.
The design was created by . It will be featured as the official 'I Voted' sticker and distributed to thousands of voters throughout Wyandotte County during the 2025 election cycle.
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The design contest was for Wyandotte County middle and high school students.
'We believe this contest will not only inspire students to engage in the democratic process but will also give them an opportunity to learn more about elections and civic responsibility—planting the seeds for future voters,' said Wyandotte County Election Commissioner Michael Abbott.
The election office said that due to the success of the contest, it plans to host the contest again next year.
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