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Colorado High School Senior Wins Voting Sticker Design Contest

Over 2 million voters will receive the artwork via BallotTrax when their ballot is accepted.

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Source: This report is based on an official public release from CO Secretary of State. PULSE organizes and summarizes public government communications.

Colorado announced the winner of its 2026 digital voting sticker design contest. Halle G., a Pine Creek High School senior from Colorado Springs, created the design, which features Blucifer, the blue sculpture by artist Luis A. Jimenez, Jr. outside Denver International Airport.

Voters who track their ballots through BallotTrax, the state's notification system, will receive the digital sticker once their ballot is accepted. They can share the sticker on social media. More than 2.3 million Colorado voters are enrolled in BallotTrax, representing over 57 percent of the state's active electorate.

Halle chose Blucifer for her design believing the sculpture would resonate with voters. "I think having fun imagery can get people excited about voting and help show that voting is important," she said. She is interested in studying political science.

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