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Palm Beach County 2026 Sticker Design Contest Winners

Palm Beach County's Supervisor of Elections announced winners of its 2026 Sticker Design Contest, selecting artwork from over 450 student submissions for official voting stickers.

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05/16/2026 · Jupiter edition

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The Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections Office announced winners of its 2026 Sticker Design Contest, which invited middle and high school students to create artwork for official "I Voted," "Future Voter," and "Celebrating America's 250th" stickers.

The office received over 450 submissions. Winning designs will be distributed at polling locations during the 2026 election cycle.

First-place winners receive prize packages from the Supervisor of Elections Office, the Norton Museum of Art, and McDonald's restaurants operated by "B"ing the Best, Inc. Runner-up and honorable mention recipients receive cash prizes from the elections office.

Wendy Sartory Link, Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections, said the contest combines creativity and civic engagement. "Our students created thoughtful and inspiring designs that reflect the importance of participation in our democracy," she said.

The winning designs will appear at voter education and outreach events across the county. For more information, visit VotePalmBeach.gov.

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