Vote for Your Favorite "I Voted" Sticker

Our "I Voted" sticker design contest yielded 23 entries from around Monroe County. Our special panel of judges narrowed the field down to 6 finalists. Now you can weigh in. Which "I Voted" sticker do you like best? Rank all six of them and we'll decide the winner using Ranked Choice Voting.
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How Can I Get a Sticker?

The League will print a few thousand stickers. They will be available to all at Roc the Vote, a community celebration of voting on Oct. 26. Meet at Parcel 5 downtown from 12-3pm. Enjoy music, DJ's entertainment, food, face painting, and the chance to cast your vote nearby. SPECIAL NOTE: On Oct. 26 only, you can register to vote and then cast your vote, both at the same time. You might find them at other locations, such as the mock elections at MCC and perhaps on election day at Mount Hope Cemetary at Susan B Anthony's grave. If you have a great idea for where to distribute them, share your thoughts by sending a message to stickers@lwv-rma.org.

What is Ranked Choice Voting?

In Ranked Choice Voting, each voter ranks all the available choices. This is important whenever there are more than two choices, because it avoids the possibility of one candidate winning with a minority of the votes. If no one gets a majority of votes after the first round of voting, the candidate with fewest votes is eliminated, and their ballots are reallocated to those voters' second choice. This process continues for as many rounds as it takes to get a winner with a majority of votes.

VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE STICKER NOW

CAST YOUR VOTE

The League was founded on the principle that everyone has the right to vote, and encourages all citizens to exercise that right. Find out everything you need to register to vote, and to the polls.

BE INFORMED

The League has information to help you understand important issues of the day through our forums on topics such as climate change, health care and redistricting. We also sponsor candidate debates to help you decide which candidates deserve your vote.

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Upcoming Events

Vote for Your Favorite "I Voted" Sticker

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First Friday

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Meet Your Ballot

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Third Friday

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25th Congressional Debate: Morelli v. Sadwick

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24th Congressional District Debate

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