Georgia Unveiled New I Voted Sticker Design
The updated design depicts the state capitol's iconic gold dome and the Georgia state flag.
Updated on Oct. 11, 2026 in Civic Engagement
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Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has introduced a new official I Voted sticker. The design replaces the former peach-themed version to better showcase state landmarks.
Why it matters
This visual update aims to celebrate voter participation by incorporating prominent state symbols. The transition reflects an effort to modernize the polling experience for Georgians.
The new sticker features the Gold Dome of the state capitol alongside the official state flag. While this new version is being distributed, Georgia counties maintain the discretion to order peach stickers or those printed in different languages.
The players
Brad Raffensperger
He is the Georgia Secretary of State responsible for overseeing state elections and the rollout of official voter materials.
Steve Penley
He is the artist commissioned to design the new official I Voted sticker for Georgia.
The details
Designed by artist Steve Penley, the sticker serves as a commemorative tool for civic engagement. The Secretary of State's office coordinated the rollout to ensure the materials are available for the upcoming election cycle.
Timeline
October 13, 2026: Early voting begins in Georgia.
November 3, 2026: Election day.
Political Context
Opponents of the design change argue that the state should prioritize functional election improvements over aesthetic branding updates. These critics suggest that resources spent on redesigned materials could be better allocated to infrastructure and poll worker training.
Voters across Georgia will likely encounter the new stickers when they cast their ballots during the upcoming early voting period and on election day. The change does not affect the legal requirements for casting a ballot or the validity of one's vote.
The takeaway
These stickers serve as a tangible symbol of civic participation for residents across the state. Voters are encouraged to check with their local county registrar to see if their specific precinct has opted for the new design or the previous peach version.
Further reading
For more information on state voting procedures, visit the Georgia Civic Engagement portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Grice Connect.
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