2024 Buncombe County 'I Voted' Election Sticker Contest
2024 Buncombe County 'I Voted' Election Sticker Contest
Calling all Buncombe County young artists! Election Services is hosting its 2024 'I Voted' Sticker Contest. Any Buncombe County artist up to age 18 is invited to submit a sticker design by July 12. A few stickers will make it far enough in the competition to be voted on by Buncombe County residents. Sticker Contest voting will begin August 1 in the 'Vote' tab. Top artists and the winning sticker designer will have an opportunity to be recognized by the Board of Elections and the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners. The winning sticker will be distributed during the November Presidential Election to all voters in Buncombe County.
Learn more about design guidelines and submission directions below. An elections themed lesson plan is also available for teachers and schools below.
Entry Directions
Who: The contest is open for Buncombe residents age 18 and younger.
When: Artwork will be collected between the period of May 13-July 12, 2024.
Deadline to Submit: July 12
What: An election sticker committee will narrow the designs then the public will vote for their favorite design on this site in the ' Vote' tab.
Stickers will be distributed during the November Presidential Election to all voters in Buncombe County.
How: Print the 2024 Buncombe County 'I Voted' Sticker Contest Submission Form or download it and complete a digital artwork. Complete your design and fill out the information at the bottom of the submission form. Make sure your design includes the phrase " I Voted." Then print or download the Release Form.
Submit Your Entry: Two ways to submit your artwork:
1. EMAIL: Send your completed Sticker Submission Form (available below) as an attachment (Photo, PDF, JPEG) and your completed Release Form to
prteam@buncombecounty.org
OR
2. Mail: Send your completed Sticker Submission form (available below) and your completed Release Form to
CAPE
199 College St.
Asheville NC 28801.
All designs submitted will become property of Buncombe County Government and will not be returned.