Charleston County Announces Winners of Children’s ‘I Voted’ Sticker Design Contest

Charleston, SC, September 25, 2026 — Charleston County has announced the winners of its recent design contest, which invited local children to create new ‘I Voted’ stickers. The initiative aimed to engage young citizens in the electoral process by having them visually represent the act of voting.

The contest, held by Charleston County, provided a platform for children to showcase their artistic talents while promoting civic participation. Participants were tasked with designing a sticker that would be awarded to voters. Details regarding the specific age groups for the contest, the number of submissions received, or the timeline for when the contest was held were not provided.

Following the conclusion of the submission period, a selection process identified the winning designs. The announcement of these winners marks a key step in the initiative, though specific information about the winning artists, their ages, or descriptions of their artwork has not yet been publicly disclosed. It is also unclear at this time when these newly designed ‘I Voted’ stickers will be implemented for use at polling locations.

The county’s effort to involve children in the design of voting materials is intended to foster an early understanding and appreciation for democratic processes. Further details about the winning designs and their future use are expected to be released by Charleston County officials in the coming weeks.

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