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Celebrate Election Day with a new "I Voted" sticker in Peoria

Peoria's new "I Voted" sticker was designed by Praxton Yee, a Centennial High School student.

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This is Peoria's new "I Voted" sticker, designed by Centennial High School student Praxton Yee

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The "I Voted" sticker has become a common way to celebrate Election Day and the democratic process, but Peoria voters casting their ballot at city hall will have a special sticker this year.

They can pick up an “I Voted” sticker designed by Praxton Yee, a Centennial High School student and winner of the city's teen sticker contest.

Yee was formally recognized at the Oct. 20 city council meeting.

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