A new flag for Illinois is now open for voting. Which design should win? Public reaction to the 10 finalists has been mixed, to say the least, so we turned to local design experts.

Voting is now open to choose the new Illinois state flag. The redesign contest runs through February 14, and Illinoisans can pick from one of the Illinois Flag Commission’s Top 10 new designs ...

Now is the time to find out. The civic project launched by CLE Flag earlier this year is offering up three alternative designs from contest finalists for a public vote against the current flag ...

Now, we’re asking the community to choose the flag that best reflects our shared values and identity, a true Boise flag.” The four proposed designs for the city of Boise’s new flag. Ashley ...

Colleen Hayes, a graphic designer with Champaign-based Clanin Creative, is shown with its submission in the Illinois flag-design contest, which came in second. Colleen Hayes, a graphic designer ...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (Capitol News Illinois) - Illinoisans can now vote on whether they want a new state flag. The Illinois Secretary of State’s office officially opened the voting portal on Friday ...

Now, we’re asking the community to choose the flag that best reflects our shared values and identity, a true Boise flag.” Voting is open now through Friday, April 18, 2025. The current flag ...

The state of Illinois could have a new flag for the first time in more than 50 years, and state residents are being encouraged to submit design proposals for a new banner.

Now a nine-person task force is gearing up with an open design contest. "Milwaukee, unfortunately, has had a crappy crummy ...

Voting is now open to choose the new Illinois state flag. The redesign contest runs through February 14, and Illinoisans can pick from one of the Illinois Flag Commission’s Top 10 new designs ...

Public voting now open for a new Illinois state flag design. Posted: January 11, 2025 | Last updated: June 20, 2025. People can choose from 10 new designs or 3 old ones. Voting is open until Feb. 14.