Michigan Holds Contest for 'I Voted' Stickers

This election season, schools are engaging students with mock-voting initiatives, such as the Wolves at the Polls event organized by Mr. Kenny Webber, which educated students on the voting process and allowed them to participate in a simulated election. Meanwhile, Michigan's unique 'I Voted' stickers, particularly a werewolf design by a middle school student, has gained significant popularity, fetching prices between $3 and $500 on eBay. The state introduced these stickers as part of a contest, with other creative designs also being distributed to voters. Additionally, Ohio's local celebrity, Pumpkin the cat, has become a charming presence at the Athens County Board of Elections, capturing the hearts of voters while they register. Voter engagement continues to rise, highlighted by the excitement surrounding voting-related memorabilia like stickers. Overall, these initiatives reflect the cultural and community spirit surrounding the electoral process.