I voted stickers

Brevard Supervisor of Elections Lori Scott ordered unique "I voted" stickers for this election that have been very popular with early voters. Early voting has been so popular, the sites are out of the custom stickers.

Several versions of this sticker from Florida are circulating, including a version with yellow around the edge in Virginia.

The state of Tennessee handed out several different 'I voted' stickers, including this one in the shape of the state.

This unique 'I voted today!' sticker was handed out in Rochester, N.Y.

An "I Voted" sticker is placed on Jeannette Rankin's grave in Missoula, Mont. Rankin was the first woman elected to serve in U.S. Congress in 1916, before the 19th Amenment was passed.

Dan Higgins submitted this classic, 'I voted' sticker from Appleton, Wisc.

You can get these stickers across the state of Louisiana. This one is from Lafayette.

Ariana Sawyer submitted this classic 'I voted' sticker from Nashville. It was jusy one of several options sent out in the state of Tennessee

Georgia stayed on brand for their 'I'm a Georgia voter' stickers.

Tabitha Waggoner tweeted this selfie, showing off her sticker in Nashville. Follow Tabitha at https://twitter.com/hAfrolocks

This sticker was given from a precinct in the Chinatown neighborhood in Washington, D.C.

The Susan B. Anthony grave drew huge crowds to Mt. Hope Cemetery in Rochester, N.Y. People paying tribute stuck their 'I voted' stickers to the headstone.

Maddy Hayden from the Carlsbad, (N.M.) Current-Argus shares her 'I voted' sticker selfie.

These Susan B. Anthony commemorative stickers were given out in Rochester, N.Y.

"Best. Sticker. Ever." says editor Bob Moore from the El Paso Times, part of the USA TODAY Network.

Carole Ferguson from the Record Searchlight in Redding, Calif. shared her sticker.

A poll worker peels off stickers for voter at the Geeter Middle School polling location Tuesday morning in Whitehaven.

A selection of "I Voted" stickers are left on a table for citizens to grab after they vote in Lamar County, Mississippi on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016.

These future voters earned their 'Future voter' stickers in Virginia.

Maddy Hayden from the Carlsbad Current-Argus shares her 'I voted' sticker selfie in New Mexico.

Ohio shows their Buckeye State pride with their voting stickers. How you read it? No one knows.

This sticker was submitted by John Balkun at the Bergen Record, in New Jersey.

Andrew Bennett submitted this traditional oval sticker received in Virginia.

(Cherry Hill, N.J.) Courier-Post staff photographer Joe Lamberti shared his 'I voted today' sticker with a Philadelphia filter.

After volunteering to help with the lunchtime election, East York Elementary School 5th grader Austin Stern sports his "I voted" sticker as he completes voting for his favorite food and vegetables during the school's election on Tuesday.

Because turnout was so high, a polling place in Thousand Oaks, Calif. ran out of “I voted” stickers in English, so they were giving them out in Spanish.

A polling place in Colchester, Vt., ran out of official stickers because turnout was so high. So the elections class, which is raising money to fund a trip to the inauguration in January, made homemade stickers and started distributing them in exchange for donations outside the polling place at Colchester High School.

USA TODAY entertainment editor Kim Willis tweeted her stickers: "Two who voted, plus one who tagged along for the baked goods and to see democracy in action." Follow Kim on Twitter https://twitter.com/kwillis_kim

Several hundred women dressed in pantsuits held a flash mob in front of the Metro-North Chappaqua train station, in Hillary Clinton's hometown on Election Day Nov. 8, 2016.

This traditional oval is from Reno, Nev.

The New York City sticker sports the Statue of Liberty

This traditional oval is from Reno, Nev.

Richard Jones, 54, of Flint holds his sticker for voting during the 2016 presidential election while walking down Saginaw St. in Flint on Tuesday November 8, 2016. 'I don't want them to take the little bit that we do have. It's going to take a while for us to get this economy back. I wish it was back like when my father and mother was coming up in the 60' and 70's when one job would support the family. It's hard today,' Jones said after saying he voted straight democratic. 'I believe if we get republicans back in there we're going to be set back.'

This sticker is from Bergen, N.J.

Donna Leinwand shows off her early voting sticker from Washington, D.C.

Carlos Garcia, 32, of Detroit places his "I voted!! Did you??" sticker on his shirt after waiting a total of an hour and 10 minutes to complete the process at Precinct 134 in Detroit's West Village at Marcus Garvey Academy for the 2016 Presidential election Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016. This precinct did have some technical difficulties with its machine and the problem was resolved once a technician arrived just before 9 a.m. Regina H. Boone/Detroit Free Press

Sam Edwards, of Hanover, wears his sticker after voting for the first time on Nov. 8, 2016.

Lisa Schwarz shows off her solid red sticker in St. Cloud, Minn.

Stickers await voters who cast their ballot in Springfield, Mo.

This classic sticker is from San Angelo, Tex. They also gave out stickers in Spanish

Schwarz shows off her solid red sticker in St. Cloud, Minn.

From Kayt Hughes: "21st voter in York 12th Ward, got in a mini run on the way there and back. Home by 7:25."

Alesha Williams from the Asbury Park Press in New Jersey submitted this classic 'I voted' sticker.

Tennessee stickers are in the shape of the state.

Alissa Woodford (left), 25 of Flint and Shonte Irving, 28 of Flint put their stickers on after voting at the Flint Public Library during the 2016 presidential election on Tuesday November 8, 2016 before taking their portrait.

2016 presidential Election in Detroit on Tuesday, November 8, 2016.

A volunteer holds stickers on her wrist for voters after voting for the 2016 presidential election at the Allen Park City Hall on Tuesday, November 8, 2016.

Larimer County, Colo. went with classic 'I voted' stickers.