2024 "I VOTED" STICKER DESIGN
CONTEST
The Office of Elections has announced the plan to use the top four winning designs over the next 4 years. In addition, they also revealed a special winner category for a “Future Voter” sticker. The office added two prize categories to mirror this change.
The winning designs showcase the entire geographic area of Prince William and represent the many people, places, and rich history of PWC. In addition to patriotic color themes, the subject matter of the sticker designs serves as a reminder of the importance of local elections. Read more on our press release here!
Winners
1st: Therese Thomas,Bold Marine Museum
2nd: Erika Lozano, Hands In PWC
3rd: Latecia Abbington, County Montage 1731
4th: Chris Moore (of Riot of Colors), Colorful Cannon
FV: Sonja Mueller, Cartoon Cardinal
View Our 11 Nominees Below!
Click the image to read more about each entry.
Thalia Simpson
Communications Specialist and Outreach Coordinator
P: 703-792-6473
E: tsimpson1@pwcgov.org
Prince William County’s Office of Elections is seeking a way for voters to showcase county pride with our 2024 “I Voted” Sticker Design Contest. The chosen sticker design will be used to represent voters from all across the county, both on Election Day and year-round on the PWC Office of Elections website.
The contest is open to all Prince William County residents, regardless of voter registration status. Submissions are encouraged from both individuals and groups.
The contest is open from Monday, Feb. 5 - Friday, March 15, 2024
Participants must be residents of Prince William County Virginia and will have their residence confirmed by Office of Elections Staff.
The phrase "I Voted" must be legible and included in the design. Designs must be in a circular shape. Final designs will be resized by Elections staff to be printed at 2" diameter.
Entries will be evaluated based on a) uniqueness of the design in relation to Prince William County and its distinct county identity; b) clarity, strength, and effectiveness of design; and c) overall aesthetics or eye-catching ability.
All entries should be saved as a PDF document and submitted electronically via this entry form.
Having trouble with the online form?
Download and print thispdf entry form to fill out, scan, and email back.
If you have questions or difficulties with formatting or submitting your entires, please contact our Outreach Coordinator at tsimpson1@pwcgov.org.
Follow this link for full contest Guidelines:
2024 "I Voted" Sticker Design Contest Guidelines (PWC)
Contest Duration: Monday, February 5 - Friday, March 15, 2024
The Office of Elections will notify finalists via the email and phone number provided on the contest entry form.
Confirmed Finalists will be announced in April, with a formal recognition ceremony at the Electoral Board Meeting in July (Date TBD)
1st Place: $3,000
and adoption of design by Office of Elections for election stickers and website branding
2nd Place: $1000
3rd Place: $500
To encourage submissions by students and children, the Office of Elections will also be awarding $500 to the school that has the most student entries.
By submitting an entry, each entrant acknowledges that their entry: a) is their original work; b) does not violate or infringe upon the copyrights, trademarks rights of privacy, publicity; or other rights of any person or entity; c) does not feature the likeness of a private individual without that individual’s written permission for its use; d) does not contain references to any candidates or political parties or advocate for or against any issue; e) does not trigger any reporting or royalty obligation to any third party; and f) does not and will not violate any applicable law, statute, ordinance, rule or regulation. Further, if a design is selected as the winning entry, the Prince William County Office of Elections has the exclusive and irrevocable right to use the winning design for the official “I Voted” sticker and Office of Elections branding. Office of Elections Staff and their family members are not eligible to participate.
Make it colorful!
Unique color schemes stand out.
Make it unique to Prince William County.
Make it legible and bold.
Be creative.
Have Fun!
Historic towns
like Dumfries, Haymarket, Occoquan, and Quantico
Bull Run Mountain Conservancy
most easterly mountain chain in Virginia, with unique ecosystems and headwaters of the Occoquan and Goose Creek watersheds.
Manassas National Battlefield Park
Home to Civil War battles in 1861 and 1862.
National Museum of the Marine Corps
Half a million visitors each year.
Neabsco Boardwalk
Home to herons, ducks, and red-wing blackbirds
Occoquan River
Watershed covers most of Prince William County.
Potomac River
Home to Leesylvania State Park and
Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge.
Prince William Forest Park
Largest green space in metropolitan DC.
Rippon Lodge
Oldest standing house in PWC.
Silver Lake Park
23-acre lake is fed by the Little Bull Run, with bluegill and largemouth bass.
