The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office announced recently that all high school students throughout the state can participate in the statewide “I Voted” digital sticker competition by submitting their designs for a new digital “I Voted” sticker.
“The digital ‘I Voted’ sticker is a great opportunity for students to engage with our democracy,” said Secretary of State Jena Griswold. “I’m already looking forward to seeing the designs Colorado high schoolers come up with to encourage Coloradans to vote!”
The new sticker design will be sent to voters via BallotTrax once they have voted in the upcoming general election. It will also be featured on the Secretary of State’s website, media channels, press releases, in media coverage and as part of digital effort to encourage people to vote across the state.
Staff from the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office will also present the award during an assembly at the artist’s school.
Additional information can be found at https://coloradosos.gov/pubs/elections/votedSticker/contest.html.
Contest Rules
• All entrants must be 13-18 years old and enrolled in a Colorado high school or Colorado home-school program.
• All artwork submitted must be that student’s original work; no stock or borrowed images may be used.
• Entries must include the words “I Voted.”
• Artwork must be nonpartisan.
• Entries may be created on paper or digitally.
• Paper entries must be either scanned or photographed clearly for submission.
• Digital and paper files must be under 1 GB, and must be a .pdf, .png, .jpg or jpeg.
• If the winner submitted artwork created on paper, the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office will provide a pre-paid envelope for the artwork to be mailed for image processing for the digital image, if necessary. The artwork will be returned to the artist after processing.
• Entries will be used for social media and other marketing materials for the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office
• All entries must be received by Sept. 2.
