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Louisiana Has a New 'I Voted' Sticker Design. Here's What It Looks Like
The design marks the 10-year anniversary of Louisiana’s artist-led voting sticker program, and voters will receive it in October and November elections.
On Tuesday, Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry unveiled the state's official 2026 'I Voted' sticker design at the Old Governor's Mansion, created by New Orleans artist Terrance Osborne to mark the program's 10-year anniversary.
Since 2016, the program has featured five artists, originally debuting with late artist George Rodrigue's Blue Dog artwork and later including Tony Bernard, Becky Fos, and William Joyce.
Osborne attended the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts and earned a fine arts degree from Xavier University, later teaching at Alice Harte Elementary School for five years before pursuing art full time with his wife, Stephanie.
Voters will receive the stickers during the October and November elections, while Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin encourages citizens to check their registration status via the GeauxVote portal.
Osborne's design aims to visually represent what Louisiana would look like if its sounds were visible; his work has previously appeared as the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival poster and in collaborations with Nike and Coca-Cola.