New Orleans Museum of Art is free on Election Day for voters who bring 'I Voted' stickers
Louisiana residents can show their "I Voted" stickers from this year to gain free admission to the New Orleans Museum of Art on Election Day. While they're there, the museum is also encouraging patrons to visit a screenprint by Jacob Lawrence, on the museum's second floor, that looks at the history of voting rights in the United States.
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A corgi named Daisy looked happy to be by her owner’s side at a polling place in Cincinnati. She left with a sticker reading ...
In many states, including Arizona, records laws allow personal details about voters to be publicly available. But can people ...
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Andy Cohen is a dad to son Ben, 5, and daughter Lucy, 2. The Bravo star showed off his voter sticker in a sweet snap with his ...
The state had the first contest for students to redesign the "I Voted" election sticker in 2024. Here's the winner and where ...
Michigan’s unique “I Voted” stickers are listed for outrageous prices online following Election Day. These stickers aren’t ...
One of the designs, depicting a werewolf, appears to be a popular selling item on the online marketplace eBay. The sticker, ...
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We Officially Have A Winner For Our "I Voted" Sticker Competition, And It Pretty Much Sums Up The Vibe In America Right NowWe took creativity, originality, and function into account, and it was NOT an easy choice. But without further ado, we're ...
I even interned in the Obama administration. Pell Grants allowed me to go to community college and a public university. I’m ...
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