I Voted Sticker Contest

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And the Winner is . . . 

A submission for Larimer County’s 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest. The submission features a digital illustration of a ram standing proudly above an alpine lake at sunset. The ram is standing off to the right on small overlook and has large horns. In the background are mountains. In the foreground are a smattering of Colorado Blue Columbines. At the top of the image are the words ‘I Voted’ in all caps filled in with the colors of the Colorado Flag. Around the circumference of the image are the names of towns

Kylie G of Berthoud High School!

With nearly 2,500 votes from community members all across Larimer County, we're proud to announce that Kylie G from Berthoud High School is the winner of our I Voted Sticker Contest for 2026! Kylie's sticker will be sent to over 275,000 active registered voters for the 2026 General Election. Other stickers will be available at vote centers across Larimer County while supplies last. Keep reading to view all of our finalists or look closer at the results. Congratulations Kylie!

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A finalist for Larimer County's 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest. On the right side of the sticker is a colored-pencil drawing of a Greenback Cutthroat Trout with its mouth opne. On the left are the words 'Even my voice matters / I voted.' The drawing is set against a background with a large red, white, and blue bar down the page.

Ella D
Rocky Mountain High School

A submission for Larimer County’s 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest. The submission features a digital illustration of a ram standing proudly above an alpine lake at sunset. The ram is standing off to the right on small overlook and has large horns. In the background are mountains. In the foreground are a smattering of Colorado Blue Columbines. At the top of the image are the words ‘I Voted’ in all caps filled in with the colors of the Colorado Flag. Around the circumference of the image are the names of towns

Kylie G
Berthoud High School

A finalist for Larimer County’s 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest. The image features a drawing of an elk standing in front of mountains at sunset. The elk has brown fur, large antlers, and is looking to the right. In front of the elk are a few Colorado Blue Columbies. Behind the elk are gray mountains and a red-orange sky with a red-orange sun. Across the mountains are the words ‘I voted’ in a stylized green font.

Sedona H
Thompson Valley High School

A finalist for Larimer County’s 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest. The image features a Stegosaurus with the words ‘I Voted’ above it. The stegosaurus has one foot lifted and is green with yellow and brown plates. The background is white. The image appears to have been made with markers.

Kaden M
Loveland Classical

A submission for Larimer County’s 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest. The submission features a Stegosaurus saying ‘I Voted’. The Stegosaurus is green with orange plates. The ‘o’ in ‘I voted’ is a Colorado Blue Columbine with a vine and little leaves coming off the top. In the background are silhouttes of brush, trees, and mountains (colored light green, dark green), purple, and blue). The illustration is done in what appears to be pen and filled in with crayon or colored pencil.

Sienna G
Rocky Mountain High School

A finalist for Larimer County’s 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest. The image features a Lark Bunting standing in front of some mountains with the words ‘I Voted’ across the bottom. The bunting has a somewhat quizzical look on its face and has a black body with white wings. The mountains are purple. The words ‘I Voted’ are in all caps and are set against a curved orange oval. The image appears to have been made using a digital application.

Loreli R
Rocky Mountain High School

A finalist for Larimer County’s 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest. The submission features a frontal view of a big-horned ram standing quietly in a field. The ram has brown hair, brown horns, and has its eyes closed. The field has grass that is brown and green. Behind the ram are some mountains. In the sky circle the image are the words ‘I voted / yo voté’. The image appears to have been drawn in colored pencil.

Naomi H
Loveland Classical

A submission for Larimer County’s 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest. In the middle of the sticker are some mountain peaks drawn in blue pen. In the sky above the mountains is a red ribbon in the shape of a heart. In the bottom corner is a check mark in a box. Circling around the image are the words ‘I Voted / Larimer County’ with little hearts on each side.

Chloe G
Loveland Classical

A finalist for Larimer County’s 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest. The image features several Colorado Blue Columbines with the words ‘I Voted’ circling around the top half. The Columbines are shown from various angles and perspectives with stems and leaves. The words ‘I Voted’ are in all caps and purple. The image is bordered by a blue scalloped or petaled design and appears to have been created using colored pencil.

Ilaria R
Rocky Mountain High School

A finalist for Larimer County’s 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest. The image features a stegosaurus riding a skateboard next to a ballot box with the words ‘I Voted’ written above. The stegosaurus is green. The skateboard is red. The ballot box is green and blue. The ‘I’ in ‘I Voted’ is a check mark. The word ‘voted’ is in cursive. There are also mountains in the background. The image is stylized like a cartoon and appears to have been made in a digital application. The background is tan.

Elise H
Fossil Ridge High School

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About these Results

For the 2026 I Voted Sticker Contest, community members cast their vote using ranked choice voting. In traditional or plurality voting, community members  pick one choice, and whoever receives the most total votes wins. In ranked choice voting, community members rank multiple choices according to their order of preference. Then, whoever receives the majority of the total votes wins. If no one wins in the first round, the candidate with the least amount of votes is eliminated. Then, those votes transfer to their next choice—so on and so forth—until someone receives the majority of votes and wins. To learn more about ranked voting, you can visit our Ranked Voting page.