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Collection of Voting Cliparts (164)
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A classic campaign-style button reminding us that every voice matters in a democracy.
A festive “VOTE” button surrounded by the American flag, colorful balloons, and patriotic ribbons-symbolizing civic pride and participation.
A vibrant call to action: red checkmark, bold “VOTE” text, and a blue star highlighting the 2014 election year.
“Our Mission: Your Vote” - a powerful visual reminder that democracy depends on every citizen’s active participation.
The word “VOTE” paired with a red-X-marked checkbox conveys decisive participation in democratic processes.
“Let People Vote” - a vibrant, grassroots-style banner championing universal suffrage and democratic integrity.
A red ballot slips into a gray voting box, symbolizing democratic participation and the act of casting a vote.
A playful red, white, and blue themed frame with two animated kids ready to highlight your message or photo.
A vibrant 2014 campaign button from Patch, combining American colors and stars with a bold call to action.
The official 2014 South African elections logo, integrating the national flag within a bold circular design.
Choose your style: bold star, symbolic seed planting, or clean banner-each proudly displays NYC Votes branding.
This map illustrates the 2020 U.S. presidential election outcome, with red states won by Donald Trump and blue states by Joe Biden.
A bold, patriotic call to action-vote with confidence and civic pride.
A spirited candidate urges citizens to vote, surrounded by bold, multicolored campaign signs.
A ballot is dropped into a secure blue voting box with a keyhole symbol, representing privacy and integrity in elections.
A classic “I Voted” sticker-worn proudly after casting a ballot in U.S. elections.
A vibrant, stylized depiction of five diverse individuals raising their hands to contribute in a collaborative session.
A bold, patriotic “VOTE” badge featuring a raised fist symbolizing civic power and unity.
Non-voters consistently show higher agreement with liberal policy positions than registered voters across four key issues.
A stylized map of South Africa featuring the country’s flag colors and iconic Y-shaped design across its borders.
The 2015 Spot Magazine Top Dog award logo, celebrating exceptional canine achievements with a joyful, animated pup design.
A clear 5-star rating scale illustrating 1 through 5 stars, with yellow stars indicating selected ratings and gray stars for unselected.
Higher income correlates strongly with increased voter turnout in the 2008 election-78.1% for $150,000+ vs. 41.3% for $10,000-$14,999.
A vintage-style campaign button expressing voter frustration in the 2012 U.S. election cycle.
An “I Voted” sticker proudly displayed on an official voter envelope, symbolizing civic duty fulfilled.
The official Pentax Forums logo-uniting photographers through shared passion and expertise.
A fierce, stylized antihero leaps into battle-dual batons in hand, swords sheathed, and spiked shoulder armor gleaming.
The iconic COM Freshman Class of 2013 logo-bold, modern, and stamped with pride.
A globally recognized symbol for verified standards, combining a checkmark, shield, and Earth to convey trust and integrity across borders.
A vivid red “X” overlays diagonal lines to visually communicate cancellation or removal.
A stylized American-inspired emblem representing government institutions and public service.
Performance scores rise sharply toward the end-notice the spike at “Last” (116) and strong showings at 6th (86), 13th (96), and 14th (97).
The official Aadhaar logo-combining a fingerprint, sunburst, and bold typography to represent national identity and digital inclusion.
Belgium had the highest voter turnout (87.2%) among the 35 countries shown, while Switzerland recorded the lowest (40.0%); the U.S. ranked 26th at 54.6%.
A secure red ballot box with a padlock-representing trust, secrecy, and fairness in voting.
A stylized ballot box inviting participation in democratic elections, with a blue vote slip mid-insertion.
A bold green checkmark beside “OTE” signals successful voter action-simple, clear, and empowering.
This color-coded map displays 2024 U.S. presidential election results at the county level, revealing geographic voting patterns nationwide.
A sleek purple circular progress meter indicating ~25% completion-perfect for intuitive user feedback.
A modern, colorful download icon with layered geometric shapes for clear visual communication.
Citizens in capital cities most strongly believe voting is extremely important (75%), followed by urban (68%) and rural (57%) residents.
A minimalist black smartphone with a glossy finish and clean blue interface, perfect for showcasing mobile apps or UI designs.
The official logo for Boston University’s College of Communication Freshman Class of 2014, featuring striking red and black typography.
A universally recognized question mark icon signaling assistance or information access.
A friendly sun with a red “no” symbol reminds us to avoid excessive sun exposure and prioritize skin safety.
A lineup of colorful, stylized voters placing ballots into a secure box, representing inclusivity and active citizenship.
A figure reaches upward to add the next piece to an ascending structure-representing effort, vision, and the pursuit of goals.
A voter submits their completed ballot-checked and confirmed-into the official ballot box.
A clean, high-impact campaign graphic showing Connecticut’s outline with “VOTE YES” and a red checkmark-ideal for digital advocacy or print materials.
A standard red “X” icon used to indicate errors, cancellations, or prohibited actions in digital interfaces.