PHOTOS: A look at unique 'I Voted' stickers around the U.S.

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PHOTOS: A look at unique 'I Voted' stickers around the U.S.

Forget the old red, white and blah on the average "I Voted" sticker. Today, manatees, crawfish and unicorns are working to get the vote out.

Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry and artist William Joyce present Joyce's winning design for the state's "I Voted" sticker contest on July 8, 2024.

Shannon Fisher of Neuse River Middle School won North Carolina's Wake County Board of Elections sticker design contest with her depiction of a voter riding a unicorn.

Jennifer Denson’s “Dome” sticker design won the Athens-Clarke County contest here in Georgia.

Manatee High senior Johanna Romero-Capula's patriotic manatee was the 2022 winner in -- where else? -- Manatee County, Florida.

Carys Smith, a ninth grade student at Pine View School, will see her winning design on voters in Sarasota, Florida, after they cast their ballots in the 2024 presidential election.

One of the most unusual "I Voted" sticker design contest winners came from Ulster County, New York, where Hudson Rowan's eclectic spider, the 2022 winner, has become an internet sensation.

One of the 2023 winners of the Charleston Board of Voter Registration and Elections celebrates the South Carolina Lowcountry.

He didn't win a sticker contest, but Cash Litzler of Flemingsburg Elementary School in Fleming County, Kentucky, had the moxie to feature Godzilla in his design.

Some of the most original designs come out of Michigan, where the minimalist approach is appreciated. Gabby Warner of Rockford wasn't pulling any punches here.

Jane Hynous of Brownell Middle School in Grosse Point, Michigan drew a werewolf to urge humans to get to the polls.

This Michigan sticker features the phrase "I'm cool. I voted" in a design by Katelyn Stouffer-Hopkins of Lansing.

There's nothing fishy about this sticker from Madelyn VerVaecke in Livonia, but it may reel in a few Michigan voters who thought they might be off the hook at election time.

Ohio's classical design features an outline of the Buckeye State.

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Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry and artist William Joyce present Joyce's winning design for the state's "I Voted" sticker contest on July 8, 2024.

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