Our favorite "I voted" stickers across America
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Voters in Maricopa County, Arizona, had several options this year. Photo: Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images
We vote because we're good Americans and we want an "I voted" sticker. Amiright?
Why it matters: Some stickers are cooler than others.
The big picture: Many polling locations had only generic stickers with an American flag.
- Others did it up right.
Our early favorites are Louisiana's dapper crawfish, Raleigh's unicorn and Richmond's opossum.
Here are some of the stickers we're seeing today. Send yours to [email protected].
Louisiana
Shreveport artist William Joyce created Louisiana's "I Voted" sticker with a dapper cartoon crawfish named Mark de Ballot.
Zoom in: Joyce was the concept artist for the original "Toy Story" movie, according to the Shreveport Times.
- He has written and illustrated more than 50 children's books and won six Emmys and an Oscar.
Go deeper for how much the state spent on the stickers
Raleigh, North Carolina
Dallas, Texas
Brookline, Massachusetts
Richmond, Virginia
Maricopa County, Arizona
Colorado
Michigan
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Charleston, South Carolina
Las Vegas, Nevada
King County, Washington
Georgia
Columbus, Ohio
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Indianapolis, Indiana
Houston, Texas
Salt Lake City, Utah
Chicago, Illinois
New York City
Loudoun County, Virginia
Mississippi
Des Moines, Iowa
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Editor's note: This story will be updated.