Talarico For Texas Vintage Starburst Sticker
$9.00

Talarico For Texas Vintage Starburst Sticker
A little retro color goes a long way. The Talarico For Texas Vintage Starburst Sticker puts a mid-century starburst behind the message of James Talarico, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas, for supporters who want a sticker with some visual pop as Election Day, November 3, 2026, gets closer.
The Candidate in Brief
James Talarico is a Texas state representative, first elected to the Texas House in 2018, and a former public school teacher. He is running for U.S. Senate in Texas against Republican Ken Paxton, the state’s attorney general. His campaign talks about affordability, health care, public schools, and faith. Texans see this race in very different ways, and this sticker is meant for people who back Talarico and want to show it.




The Design
Warm rays fan out from the center in a classic starburst pattern, with “Talarico For Texas” set in vintage-style lettering on top. The look draws on old diner signs, roadside decals, and mid-century posters, so it stands out on a plain surface without feeling like a typical campaign sticker.
What You Get
- Weatherproof vinyl that handles sun, rain, and car washes
- Fade-resistant, retro-toned colors that stay vivid over time [confirm colors]
- Clean-cut edges in a [round/die-cut] shape [confirm shape]
- Strong adhesive for cars, laptops, water bottles, and notebooks
- Available in [insert sizes]
Why Choose a Sticker?
A sticker is the easiest way to add a message to something you already own. The starburst design is bold enough to catch attention from a few feet away, which makes it a good fit for places like a car window or the lid of a laptop. Because stickers cost little, supporters often keep a handful to share with friends, classmates, and coworkers.
Where to Stick It
- Rear windows and bumpers
- Laptop lids, planners, and notebooks
- Tumblers, coolers, and travel mugs
- Skateboards, helmets, and guitar cases
- Gift bags and goodie bags for watch parties on November 3







