Voting for the 2025 Packers Everywhere Fan Favorite photo contest is now open
Football fans can now vote in this year's Packers Everywhere Fan Favorite photo contest.
Five finalists were selected from thousands of entries, and fans have until May 1 to select their favorite. The winner will be announced May 6.
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Fans can vote once daily at packerseverywhere.com/fan-favorite. Each time someone votes, they will beentered to win two tickets to a Packers home game.
The winning photo will be featured in locations around Lambeau Field during a 2025 regular-season home game, including on the marquee signs outside the stadium.
The finalists are:
Bianca Shriver of Sutherland, IA
Jim Lee from Stevenson Ranch, CA
Lexi Roerk from Owensboro, KY
MaKynna Lesinski from Stevens Point
Miranda Young from Chippewa Falls
The grand prize winner also will receive two tickets to the game in which their photo is featured, plus airfare and hotel accommodations for two nights.
This photo of her sons won Jen Hall of Oregon, Ill., the 2024 Packers Everywhere Fan Favorite Contest.
Jen Hall's picture of her two sons, Tate and Tripp, was voted the top photo in 2024 contest. The photo was taken in front of their home in Oregon, IL.
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Contact Richard Ryman at rryman@gannett.com. Follow him on Twitter at @RichRymanPG, on Instagram at @rrymanPG or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/RichardRymanPG
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