Published through 2026-11-05 16:56 UTC · Automated cloud publishing.
Acuité Opens Public Voting for 2026 Halloween Window Display Contest
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Acuité has officially launched the public voting phase for its 2026 Halloween window display competition. The publication is inviting readers to participate by supporting their favorite store setups through a specific digital mechanism hosted on Acuité’s Facebook page. According to the latest report, participants are instructed to cast their votes by liking photos of the competing displays. This development marks the transition from the submission or selection phase to active community engagement, allowing the audience to directly influence the outcome of the contest. The initiative aims to leverage social media interaction to highlight creative retail presentations during the Halloween season. As of the current reporting, no further details regarding the duration of the voting period, the criteria for judging beyond public likes, or the specific list of participating stores have been provided in this update. The focus remains strictly on the opening of the voting channel and the method by which readers can express their preferences.
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Acuité has opened voting for its 2026 Halloween window display competition, inviting readers to support their favorite store setups on the publication’s Facebook page. Participants can cast votes by liking photos in a dedicated album, with one like counting as one vote. The contest closes at midnight on Friday, November 13, and the store receiving the most likes will win the 2026 edition. Eleven optical retailers are competing, including Atol Ametropia in Antibes, Natural Optique in Sainte-Menehould, Optic2000 locations in Montval sur Loir, Montrichard Val de Cher, Saint Pol sur Ternoise, and Tarbes, along with other independent stores across France.
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