Allegheny County Elections Announces “I Voted” Sticker Contest

Published on October 01, 2026

Submissions Open to Allegheny County Students Grades 9-12 through December 31, 2026

PITTSBURGH - The Allegheny County Elections Division announced today the county is accepting entries for its second  “I Voted” sticker, which will be available to the public in the 2027 elections. 

The contest is open to all students residing in Allegheny County, enrolled in grades 9-12. All entries must be submitted electronically no later than December 31, 2026, at 11:59 pm. Designs must contain the phrase “I Voted” on a 2-inch circular design, be nonpartisan, and must not include any copyright images or trademarks. Students under 18 must have a parent or guardian’s consent.

“The ‘I Voted’ sticker contest is a new favorite tradition for Allegheny County elections,” said County Executive Innamorato. “The response from voters to receiving a uniquely Pittsburgh ‘I Voted’ sticker has been overwhelmingly positive. I can’t wait to see what creative designs students submit.”

Top 10 selected entries will be open for public voting in January. 

The 2025 winner of the inaugural “I Voted” sticker contest was designed by Molly Bozick who was a sophomore of Mt. Lebanon High School. Allegheny County will circulate Molly’s design until the sticker supply is exhausted. Molly’s design will then be retired to the the sticker Hall of Fame. 

For a full list of contest rules and to submit a design, visit alleghenycounty.us/stickercontest.

Media inquiries may be directed to the Communications Office.
For contact information, including email addresses and telephone numbers, visit the office website.