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Posted at 02:58 PM ET, 11/06/2012

Who’s getting your vote? Tell us which man you’re casting your ballot for, and why.

By Delece Smith-Barrow

(The Washington Post) Sometimes an “I voted” sticker isn’t enough when you want to bask in our country’s patriotic spirit. The Washington Post has created an interactive graphic that lets readers design a button saying who they voted for and why.

Depending on your party preference, the button comes in blue and white or red and white; readers get 30 characters to say why they are #teamRomney or #teamObama.

Click here to create your button using our “I voted because...” tool, and let us know why voting is important to you.

Bonus: Check in on foursquare with an #ivoted hash tag, and get a limited edition “I Voted” badge.

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Who’s getting your vote? Tell us which man you’re casting your ballot for, and why.