How else are you going to tell everyone you’ve voted? The roots of Election Day paraphernalia date back over 100 years, when Warren Harding’s Republican Party distributed buttons to women who had newly secured the right to vote under the 19th Amendment, according to a 2022 story from the online arts and culture publication Hyperallergic.
A bucking bronco. A spotted cow. A cross-stitch temple. Utah’s ‘I Voted’ stickers have some delightful designs.
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