BURLINGAME, San Mateo County — October 26, 2026. Voters in Burlingame will have a distinctive reminder of the upcoming November 3 election: locally designed “I Voted” stickers created through the city’s annual student art competition.
San Mateo County Supervisor Jackie Speier reported meeting the winning student artists at a Burlingame City Council gathering and shared images of multiple winning designs in her October 26 newsletter. The effort recognizes local students’ creative work and gives families a visible connection to civic participation.
What residents should know about voting
A commemorative sticker is not a requirement to vote and does not affect the handling or validity of a ballot. For official vote center locations, ballot-return rules and accessible voting options, residents should consult San Mateo County Elections. The November 3 general election remains governed by state and county election procedures regardless of the local artwork.
The county newsletter describes the local program without listing individual student names or award categories in the text relied upon for this report; California58 therefore does not infer the identities of winning minors or invent the number of entries.
Official source: San Mateo County Supervisor Jackie Speier, October 26 newsletter. More community reporting: Burlingame News.
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