I Voted Sticker

I Voted sticker

An "I Voted" sticker is given to voters in the United States. Popular nationally since the 1980s, the stickers often feature the text "I Voted" in English or other local languages, with many featuring the United States flag and other patriotic themes. State and local governments, which manage elections in the United States, purchase generic "I Voted" stickers from suppliers, or design their own. One common design, distributed nationally since 1987 by a North Carolina supplier, is a small white oval featuring a stylized image of a waving American flag.

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• Entity:  Infobox

• Wikidata description:  Sticker Given To Voters In The United States
• Wikidata label:  "I Voted" Sticker
• Wikidata aliases:  "I Voted" Sticker, I Voted Sticker

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