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'I Voted N'At' sticker debuts for Election Day in Allegheny County
Across Allegheny County for Election Day, voters are receiving a new sticker instead of the typical “I Voted” sticker.
Instead, voters are receiving the printed sticker that won the first ever Allegheny County Elections Division “I Voted” Sticker Contest.
Molly Bozick, a 10th grade student at Mt. Lebanon High School, designed the winning sticker titled “I Voted N’At!” It depicts the Pittsburgh skyline in black, along with black and gold highlights and red, white and blue colors.
“I’m so honored to have my sticker chosen and can’t wait to see it in print,” said Bozick in a statement. “When crafting my design, I focused on creating a balance between our civic duty and Pittsburgh pride. ‘I Voted N’at’ really captures the spirit of both.”
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Allegheny County Government (@alleghenycounty)The winning sticker will be printed for the 2025 and 2026 elections, according to the county. Over 13,000 votes were cast in the contest.
The sticker contest was held in the fall for high school students. The county received more than three dozen submissions of artwork.
Staff members at Allegheny County narrowed the results down to 10 finalists, and the public then voted on the winning sticker.
“I Voted N’At!” received 2,410 votes to win, according to the county on Instagram.
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