Tazewell County debuts bicentennial ‘I Voted’ sticker

Tazewell County has debuted a bicentennial-themed “I Voted” sticker ahead of early voting.

A bicentennial election marker

The sticker connects voter participation with Tazewell County’s bicentennial. It is intended as a visible way to mark participation in the election process.

Ahead of early voting

The debut comes before early voting begins. Voters will be able to encounter the new county sticker as the early-voting period approaches.

The sticker is separate from any candidate or campaign. No candidate, party or race is directly linked to the county’s bicentennial design.

What the sticker represents

An “I Voted” sticker is a customary acknowledgment for people who cast a ballot. In Tazewell County, this version also reflects the county’s bicentennial observance.

The county’s announcement gives voters a civic symbol to look for as they take part in the election process.