Louisiana unveils new ‘I Voted’ sticker featuring crawfish named “Mark de Ballot”
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - The 2024 “I Voted” sticker, designed by an Academy Award-winning animator from Shreveport, was unveiled Monday, July 8 at at Louisiana’s Old Governor’s Mansion in Baton Rouge.
The artwork for this year’s sticker created by artist William Joyce and features a smiling crawfish wearing a top hat, a tuxedo jacket, and dress shoes. At the unveiling, the artist joked that the character’s name is “Mark de Ballot.”
Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry showed off the brand-new stickers during an unveiling ceremony. The stickers will be handed out to voters when they cast ballots in the presidential election this November.
Coming soon to a polling place near you: Secretary Landry and Academy Award winner William Joyce are proud to present this year’s “I Voted” sticker! pic.twitter.com/KJglBYBpRq
— Louisiana Secretary of State (@Louisiana_sos) July 8, 2024
To find voting information in your area, the Secretary of State encourages you to download the GeauxVote mobile app which details election deadlines, sample ballots, and polling locations. Voters can also sign-up for electronic notifications about upcoming elections by visiting GeauxVote.com.
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