FRANKFORT, Ky. — Secretary of State Michael Adams invites all Kentucky students to participate in the second annual “I Voted” sticker contest. The contest is open to all Kentucky students ...

Some voters in Kentucky will have the chance to sport artwork by a grade-school Van Gogh when they pick up their “I Voted” stickers on Election Day. This is the first year the state has had a ...

Kentucky’s Secretary of State, Michael Adams, R-Ky., is asking students to help the state revamp “I Voted” stickers again.

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The contest is open to Kentucky students from kindergarten to twelfth grade. “We saw great participation and creativity in our inaugural sticker contest last year,” Adams said in a release.

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The “I voted” sticker is getting a makeover in Kentucky, and kids will get to create it. Secretary of State Michael Adams is launching a design contest.It is open to all Kentucky students from ...

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Kentucky students have a chance to take part in a statewide contest for the best "I Voted" sticker design. This is the second time in two years that Secretary of State ...

Kentucky hosted a contest encouraging students to submit designs. An elementary school student’s design featuring a Spider-Man villain took the internet by storm but did not win.