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Albany, NY — State University of New York Chancellor John B. King Jr. today announced the "I Voted at SUNY" sticker design contest. SUNY students will be able to submit sticker designs, and the winning design will be available at all SUNY polling sites throughout New York State during the November midterm elections.
"A vital part of SUNY’s commitment to student success is preparing well-rounded, civically engaged students who feel empowered to participate in our democracy," said SUNY Chancellor King. "I am thrilled to be launching this opportunity which will showcase the excellent work of our students and inspire them to visit one of our on-campus polling sites this November. We will continue to promote civil discourse, civic education, and building bridges across differences on campuses so that SUNY students are fully engaged and ready to be future leaders."
The SUNY Board of Trustees said, "SUNY is proud of our efforts to ensure our students have opportunities to participate in civil discourse and civic engagement. We wish our students participating in the sticker design competition good luck and look forward to seeing some of the great designs they come up with to inspire their fellow students to vote."
SUNY students can submit one original design for the sticker contest through Friday, October 9. Stickers submitted to the contest will be required to be non-partisan, and may not directly or indirectly include candidate names, party affiliations, or issue advocacy language. For more information and additional submission rules, please visit //suny.edu/vote.
The selected sticker will be made available at all polling sites located on SUNY campuses during the 2026 midterm elections on November 3.
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