Editor’s Note: Submissions Closed
The Wyandotte County Election Office has launched its 2025 “I Voted” and “Future Voter” sticker design contest. They are inviting middle and high school students to showcase their creativity. This contest also allows them to express their civic pride.
According to the Election Office, submissions will be accepted online. They will also be accepted in person. The deadline is Friday, May 9, 2025, at 5 p.m. The winning designs will be printed and distributed during this year’s elections.
“This I Voted Sticker Design Contest is an engaging opportunity for students across Wyandotte County to showcase their creativity while contributing to the election process,” said Election Commissioner Michael Abbott. “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.”
Contest Details:
- Future Voter Sticker Contest – Open to Wyandotte County middle school students
- I Voted Sticker Contest – Open to Wyandotte County high school students
- Immediate family members of Election Office employees are not eligible.
How to Enter:
Students must submit their artwork with a completed entry form and parental consent form. Entries may be submitted:
- In person at the Wyandotte County Election Office, 850 State Ave., Kansas City, Kansas
- By email to election@wycokck.org
Designs must be original, nonpartisan, family-friendly, and created as a 6-inch round sticker. Hand-drawn or digital submissions are accepted, though digital files must be high-resolution PDFs or Illustrator (.AI) files. Stickers must include the phrase “I Voted” or “Future Voter” and reflect themes of voting and elections in Wyandotte County.
Entries will be judged on creativity, originality, appropriateness, and how well they demonstrate the theme.
For forms, templates, and more details, visit the WyCoVotes Sticker Design Contest webpage.
