FRANKFORT, KY – Secretary of State Michael Adams announced middle schooler Lillian Bonczkiewicz of Carlisle County was chosen as the winner of the inaugural “I Voted” Sticker contest.
“I want to congratulate Lillian on winning a tight race, and to thank every student across Kentucky that submitted a design,” said Adams.
Lillian’s design includes a horse “to represent Kentucky’s unbridled spirit” and the American flag in the background to “show our freedom.”
“Thanks to everyone who voted for me, and thanks to my family for the support and believing in me,” said Lillian. “It just proves that what you put your heart and mind into you can achieve!”
More than 2,200 Kentuckians voted in the sticker contest at the Kentucky State Fair from August 15-25, the highest recorded number of ballots cast at the Secretary of State’s Office booth.
Carlisle County will receive “I Voted” stickers featuring Lillian’s design from the Secretary of State’s Office. Other county clerks may request to have the redesigned sticker to provide to voters in November.
Click here to see the winning the sticker.
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LINKS TO OUR PREVIOUS " I VOTED" ARTICLES:
ADAMS ANNOUNCES INAUGURAL “I VOTED” STICKER CONTEST OPEN TO KENTUCKY STUDENTS
KENTUCKY “I VOTED” STICKER CONTEST FINALISTS ANNOUNCED
