Kara Clark Summers October 1, 2021

Biennial Sticker Design Contest Has Started in Cape Girardeau County

The Cape Girardeau County Clerk’s Office announces the start of the biennial “I Voted” Sticker Design Contest.  The contest is open to all Cape Girardeau County residents and the winning design will be used as the official “I Voted” sticker distributed at the polls during the 2022-2023 election years.

This is the third “I Voted” Sticker Design Contest that has been held in Cape Girardeau County.  The first contest was held in 2017 when Jackson High School Senior Lydia Riehn’s design was chosen as the official “I Voted” sticker for 2018-2019 election years.  Jackson resident Brian Hahs’ design won the most recent contest held in 2019 for the 2020-2021 election years.

“We are excited to hold the sticker design contest again,” said County Clerk Kara Clark Summers.  “Our goal is to encourage county residents to participate civically by using their creative talents.”

After all designs have been submitted, finalists will be selected by a panel of judges.  Judging will be based on the artistic skill, theme, and uniqueness of the design.  The Cape Girardeau County Clerk’s Office will then hold an online public vote to allow residents of the County to have input on their favorite design.

“I am excited to see the submitted designs and looking forward to another new ‘I Voted’ sticker unique to our County,” added Kara Clark Summers.

Contestants must agree to the Official Rules of the contest and submit their designs by completing a Design Entry Form.  All submissions must be made electronically by 5:00 PM on November 4, 2021.  More information is available on the County Clerk’s website at www.capecountyelections.com.

For any questions or media inquiries, please contact Allen Seabaugh, Chief Deputy County Clerk/Supervisor of Elections of Cape Girardeau County at (573)204-2416 or amseabaugh@capecounty.us.