HOW TO FIND WEREWOLF STICKERS: The hunt begins for legendary 'I voted' sticker

'Part of local folklore': Stickers date back decades in small Wisconsin town

For as long as most residents of Mosinee, Wisconsin can remember, a mysterious figure has been lurking in the shadows on Election Day -- the elusive werewolf sticker.

The sticker, which features a howling werewolf next to the words "I voted," has become part of local folklore in the small town of about 3,600 people.

No one knows for sure who created the first werewolf sticker, but it's estimated they've been around for decades.

Where to find the elusive werewolf sticker

Although elusive, the werewolf stickers have been spotted in various locations throughout Mosinee.

These locations include:

On voting booths
On stop signs
On cars
On businesses

In recent years, the werewolf sticker has become increasingly popular, and people from all over the country have come to Mosinee in search of one.

How to get your own werewolf sticker

If you're hoping to get your hands on a werewolf sticker, there are a few things you can do:

Visit Mosinee on Election Day: This is the best chance to find a werewolf sticker, as they are typically distributed at polling places.
Ask around: Talk to locals and ask if they know where you can find a werewolf sticker.
Check online: There are a few websites that sell werewolf stickers, but be prepared to pay a premium.

Whether you're a local or a visitor, finding a werewolf sticker is a fun and unique way to celebrate Election Day in Mosinee.

Additional notes

In addition to the information above, here are a few additional notes about the werewolf sticker:

The werewolf sticker is not an official "I voted" sticker. It is not endorsed by the government or any political party.
The werewolf sticker is not copyrighted. This means that anyone can create and distribute their own version of the sticker.
The werewolf sticker has been featured in several news articles and television shows. It has also been the subject of a documentary film.