Georgia will introduce a new statewide “I Voted” sticker for the 2026 general election, with Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger saying the design will give voters a fresh way to mark their participation.
The sticker was created by Georgia artist Steve Penley, founder of Penley Art Co. Five million have been printed and will be distributed across all 159 counties.
Voters will be able to collect the stickers when early voting begins on 13 October. Early voting will run until 30 October, ahead of election day on 3 November.
“Voting is one of the easiest ways Georgians can make their voices heard, and this sticker gives voters a fun way to celebrate participating in democracy,” Mr Raffensperger said.
Mr Penley said he was honoured to create an artwork that voters could take home from polling stations, describing the sticker as a symbol of showing up and making one’s voice heard.
Georgia voters can use the Secretary of State’s My Voter Page to check registration details, locate polling and early-voting sites, confirm opening hours and view sample ballots.
It has not been confirmed whether individual counties will also continue to offer the traditional peach-coloured stickers alongside the new Penley design.
