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The History of the Popular I Voted Sticker

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Popular I Voted Sticker

The nonpartisan practice of wearing an “I Voted Sticker” on election day became prominent in the 1980s

Election Day is perhaps the one day of the year that American adults get truly excited about stickers. As Americans visit their local polling stations, selfies of proud voters donning the sticky “I Voted” badge of pride fill social media feeds everywhere. The stickers represent a non-partisan display of civic duty in an election cycle defined…

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