Carson City hosts 'I voted' sticker contest for 2024 election cycle
Submitted by Jeff Munson on Wed, 04/05/2023 - 12:55pm
The Carson City Clerk’s office is having an “I Voted” sticker design contest, with the winning design to be featured in the upcoming elections in 2024, beginning with the Presidential Preference Primary, which will start with early voting at the end of January.
Beginning April 6 through May 5, Carson City residents can go to carson.org/ivotedsticker to see the official rules, download a copy of the design entry form, and submit their designs online. Residents can also pick up a design entry form and turn in their designs at the following locations during regular business hours:
Clerk Recorders Office, 885 E. Musser St., Suite #1025
Executive Office at City Hall, 201 N. Carson St., Suite #2
Carson City Library, 900 N. Roop St.
The Carson City Board of Supervisors will hear about the contest at their April 6 Board of Supervisors meeting. The Elections Department will narrow the entries to five finalists, with the Board of Supervisors selecting the winner at their June 15th meeting. Participants must agree to the official contest rules and submit their design by completing an “I Voted” sticker design contest entry form. The Election Office will reach out to the winner once selected.
Scott Hoen Clerk-Recorder, knows that the next election is right around the corner and wants to get the word out to voters. “It is important for our elections department to do what we can now to prepare for the next election. This includes but is not limited to, voter list maintenance. Training Election Workers will begin during the holiday season at the end of this year. What better way to get into the election spirit than to have a new and improved ‘I Voted’ sticker designed right here by a Carson City resident?”
Emily Toups, Deputy Clerk of Elections, came up with the idea to have a fresh and new “I Voted” sticker to be designed locally. Everyone enjoys showing off their “I Voted” sticker after they have voted and participated in one of the most important rights we have.
