VOTE STICKER Profile-picture stickers with your state's voting info

Voting stickers for all 50 states and DC

Make your plan. Share the sticker.

Pick your state, choose a design, and save a profile-picture sticker with your voting dates. Each one links to your official election office.

Or browse the full list of states

Ready-Made Stickers

A few from the most populous states. Tap one to see that state's full set, or find your state above to make your own.

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How It Works

  1. Pick your state Early voting, vote by mail, or Election Day. Your sticker starts with what's true where you vote.
  2. Save your sticker Use a ready-made design or make your own. It fits the profile-picture circle.
  3. Check the official link Your election office has the final word on places, hours, and ID rules.

Nonpartisan by design. We make the reminder. Your state or local election office has the final word. No account, and nothing is uploaded.

Common Questions

Is this an official election site?

No. Vote Sticker is an independent, nonpartisan tool made by one person. For registration, polling places, and deadlines, go to your state or local election office. Each state page links to it.

Where do the dates come from?

From official state sources: the election office's own pages or state law, checked and dated. Until a state's dates are confirmed, its stickers say Election Day.

Why do some states say hours or start dates vary?

In some states, counties or towns set their own early voting days, hours, and locations. Your local election office has the final details.

What if my state doesn't have early voting?

Your sticker says VOTE NOV 3. If you can't vote in person on Election Day, you may qualify for an absentee ballot. Your state's page links to the rules.

Do you keep my information?

No. Your sticker is created in your browser and never uploaded.