4th and 5th Grade New Hampshire “I Voted” Sticker Contest | New Hampshire Secretary of State
4th and 5th Grade New Hampshire “I Voted” Sticker Contest
(2″ Diameter)
The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s Office is hosting another “I Voted” sticker contest, this time for fourth- and fifth-grade students. A panel of local election officials will choose four winning designs, which will be distributed as stickers to all voters during the 2026 state elections.
Rules
• All contestants must be 4th and 5th grade New Hampshire students in a New Hampshire school/homeschool program;
• All contestants must submit a Permission and Authorization form signed by their parent or guardian.
• Designs must be hand-drawn on the template provided by our office and include the phrase “I Voted”;
• No offensive or inappropriate designs;
• Design cannot favor a particular political party/candidate;
• Only one entry per contestant;
• Designs will be judged on their creativity, inclusivity of all voters, and New Hampshire focus;
• Have fun!
Theme
This year’s theme is “Celebrating 250 Years of New Hampshire History!” Topics you might want to consider:
- New Hampshire’s First-in-the-Nation Presidential Primary;
- Honoring places that have shaped our identity;
- Recognizing events that are important to our story;
- Anything that makes New Hampshire unique!
Deadline: To enter the contest, the participant’s parent, guardian, or teacher must submit the following as a .pdf or .jpeg file on our website at www.sos.nh.gov by 11:55 p.m. on October 14, 2025.
NH State Representative Steven Smith 
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