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aiga2008
Betty Armstrong (AIGA Charlotte)
Democracy cannot live without a voice
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Vote_blossom.pdf
Alex von Dallwitz (AIGA San Francisco)
Vote to grow, blossom and flourish.
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The Cure
Alvin Diec (AIGA Atlanta)
Red pill, blue pill
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BAD OFFICIALS / GOOD CITIZENS
Alexandria Jarvis (AIGA Raleigh)
A poignant quote we should all take to heart.
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Fear of the Unknown #1
Amos Klausner (AIGA San Francisco)
We fear what we don't understand. Democracy is increasingly
defined by outside forces, often with hidden agendas. Here "vote" is
hidden in Arabic.
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Fear of the Unknown #2
Amos Klausner (AIGA San Francisco)
Together with Iranian graphic designer Reza Abedini, a beautiful call to "vote" with type set in Farsi.
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Vote 2008
Alex Valderrama (AIGA Colorado)
Make your mark!
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Vote 2008
Alex Valderrama (AIGA Colorado)
Make your mark!
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Vote 2008
Alex Valderrama (AIGA Colorado)
Make your mark!
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Vote 2008
Alex Valderrama (AIGA Colorado)
Make your mark!
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GOTV101 votes
Brandi Rogers (AIGA San Diego)
101 Votes
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Where do you draw the line?
Ali Guinn (AIGA Salt Lake City)
With so much at stake, your vote is more important than ever.
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AKrillVotePoster.pdf
Alyssa Krill (AIGA Los Angeles)
Voting is as simple as pulling a lever.
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Their Future Depends On It.
Clark Creative Group (AIGA San Francisco)
Now more than ever.
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gotv_ald_ol.pdf
Amy Lamp (AIGA Arizona)
If we can stand in line to buy a phone, we can stand in line to vote. Do your part and vote
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Vote 2008
Andrea Brennan (AIGA Kansas City)
It's a bright new day, get out and VOTE!
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VOTE, OR ELSE
Andrew Rado (AIGA San Francisco)
Leaving it up to the audience. Hopefully, they will participate!
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Your vote is your voice
Beth Anglin (AIGA St. Louis)
Be heard. Go vote.
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UNIT_AIGA_VotePoster_(1of3)
Ann Jordan (AIGA San Francisco)
This "Do Not Think," "Do Not Care," "Do Not Vote" series makes
use of warning vernacular to help call attention to the need to vote.
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UNIT_AIGA_VotePoster_(2of3)
Ann Jordan (AIGA San Francisco)
This "Do Not Think," "Do Not Care," "Do Not Vote" series makes
use of warning vernacular to help call attention to the need to vote.
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UNIT_AIGA_VotePoster_(3of3)
Ann Jordan (AIGA San Francisco)
This "Do Not Think," "Do Not Care," "Do Not Vote" series makes
use of warning vernacular to help call attention to the need to vote.
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UNIT_AIGA_VotePoster_1
Ann Jordan (AIGA San Francisco)
We all want what's free. We developed a coupon to express the ease of voting and the necessity to take advantage of it.
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UNIT_AIGA_VotePoster_2
Ann Jordan (AIGA San Francisco)
Using the letters V, O, T, & E, a face is created to communicate the same message.
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UNIT_AIGA_VotePoster_3
Ann Jordan (AIGA San Francisco)
Using the red and blue vernacular to interpret democratic vs.
republican states, we use the combo of colors to implore people to join
forces and vote.
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AnnaKeelerVotePoster
Anna Keeler (AIGA New York)
This poster is to get young people to look. A seemingly scandalous message turned serious.
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myfavvotepost
Annaca Donaldson (AIGA Vermont)
Wanted to bring to attention that we need to get pumped up to vote 2008!
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beeamerican
Annaca Donaldson (AIGA Vermont)
A playful way of communicating that voting is what Americans do and we should be doing it.
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It's That Easy 1
Marcela Morales (AIGA Washington, DC)
If you can use one of these, you can vote!
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It's That Easy 2
Marcela Morales (AIGA Washington, DC)
If you can use one of these, you can vote!
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It's That Easy 3
Marcela Morales (AIGA Washington, DC)
If you can use one of these, you can vote!
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Tired of Excuses?
Mary Meiners (AIGA Kansas City)
This poster is about all the excuses people use not to vote and then they complain when nothing changes.
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writingonthewall.pdf
Arlene Jimenez (AIGA New York)
The writing is on the wall...VOTE
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VETO - VOTE
Art Thompson (AIGA Austin)
Please. Go out and vote this election day. You have more power than you may realize.
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That's Just Ignorant
Art Thompson (AIGA Austin)
I just don't understand someone who doesn't vote.
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VOTE_042908.pdf
Bahador Shojapour (AIGA Los Angeles)
"V", as shown by the human hand, spells out the first letter in our objective: to VOTE
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Be The Change
Brian Curley (AIGA Washington, DC)
This poster encourages the viewer to take that extra step, and be the change that everyone is so excited to get.
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Keep America Beautiful... VOTE
Brad D. Norr (AIGA Minnesota)
The beautiful thing about our country is, despite bitterness or disillusionment, we all have the power to initiate change.
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Voting is Freedom
Bradley Birmingham (AIGA Kansas City)
Do your piece and vote.
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Mama's Voice
Brian Prince (AIGA Orange County)
Many times we just need a little kick in the rear to get motivated. Listen to your mother.
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Get educated & vote.
Tyler Brooks (AIGA Cincinnati)
Learn about the candidates' platforms & make your own decision this November.
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Vote 2008
Tyler Brooks (AIGA Cincinnati)
Your vote matters.
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VOTE, the Number One Household Cleaner
Bethany Walter (AIGA Idaho)
A deep cleaner that fights inequality. Warning: Powerful when used in large amounts.
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Validate your right to decide
Cattia Antezana (AIGA Miami)
Validate your right to decide
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Vote
Miguel Puga (AIGA Austin)
Reminiscent of the great triumphs of V-Day, the commanding V again is center stage when we need it most - Voting Day!
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Reverse The Trend.
Chris Murphy (AIGA Kansas City)
Each year, voter turnout seems to be get lower and lower.
American citizens need to be more engaged. This trend might be reversed
in '08!
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The Founding Fathers
Chris Murphy (AIGA Kansas City)
The founding Fathers went through so much to create our democracy. The least we can do is honor them by voting!
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ChrisPiascik-vote2.pdf
Chris Piascik (AIGA Boston)
Because this might be the most important election in our lifetime!
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Be Like Castro, Don't Vote!
Christopher Hall (AIGA San Francisco)
Surrender all liberties, assets and opinions.
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Be Like Hitler, Don't Vote!
Christopher Hall (AIGA San Francisco)
Zero accountability, just like it should be.
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Be Like Stalin, Don't Vote!
Christopher Hall (AIGA San Francisco)
Eliminate the competition, before there is any.
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Speak your mind
Amanda Claybrook
Let your voice be heard. Go Vote November 2008.
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Vote
Colin Tuttle (AIGA Colorado)
Ambigram of 'vote' with some text.
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Rise Above
Tanya Codispodi (AIGA New York)
Politics of division has left us indifferent to the pursuit of
justice. Passion for change captivates our Youth. We should not overlook
that.
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VOTE FOR US
Criswell Lappin / MAKE-OUT (AIGA New York)
This is a dialogue, except the speech bubbles take the shape of the US.
It could be two candidates stumping or strangers debating on the street.
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Identify Yourself
Daniel Hopkins (AIGA San Diego)
Identify yourself and declare your independence by voting this November.
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Umbrella Vote
Dani Higgins (AIGA Chicago)
You don't need to shelter yourself from voting.
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Define yourself
Dan Birzak (AIGA Washington, DC)
Make the difference: Vote.
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Cast Your Vote 2008 NN
Nick Nazario (AIGA New York)
Cast Your Vote 2008
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Will You Vote 2008 NN
Nick Nazario (AIGA New York)
Will You Vote 2008
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One Star for Each State
Nick Nazario (AIGA New York)
One Star for Each State
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Speak Up Be Hear VOTE!
David Copestakes (AIGA Philadelphia)
David Copestakes
AIGA Philadelphia
Education Co-Chair
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Who can make a difference?
Derek Curtis Springston (AIGA Colorado)
Everyone wants to make a difference.
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Chance
Bonnie Centauro (AIGA Vermont)
Don't Leave Our Future Up to Chance... Vote!
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Insert Ballot Here
Helene Childress (AIGA New York)
There's no excuse when it's easy as it is.
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YEAH YOU!
Jodie Lewers (AIGA Arizona)
Get Out and Vote
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Love USA?
Bennett Holzworth (AIGA Nebraska)
A straight forward question, eluding to the relationship
between the love of your country and participation in the voting
process.
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DestiniNavePosterOne
Destini Nave (AIGA Kansas City)
Get Out the Vote
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DestiniNavePosterTwo
Destini Nave (AIGA Kansas City)
Get out the Vote
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Know Before You Vote
David Giles (AIGA Raleigh)
Everybody should vote. But if you don't know what you're voting for, it might be best if you didn't.
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One Vote
Doug Cheever (AIGA Wisconsin)
Voter Rights are Human Rights
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Take Time To Vote
Drew Walker (AIGA Vermont)
Take time out of your busy day to vote.
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Speak Together
Elson Sangria (AIGA San Diego)
Student work from Advanced Typography class at San Diego State University.
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Eye Chart
Elice Laughner (AIGA Boston)
The choice to vote really is clear.
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Change our direction.
Elice Laughner (AIGA Boston)
Be the first to change the direction of our next four years.
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The Vote Is In Your Hands
Erica Littlefield (AIGA Rhode Island)
The Vote Is In Your Hands
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Vote, As if Your Life Depended on It
Eric Mathias (AIGA Los Angeles)
This poster was completed the week before the election as part of a class assignment in a school-wide get out the vote effort
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Vote For Me
Elizabeth Maplesden (AIGA Philadelphia)
Vote, or you may end up with a wolf in sheep's clothing.
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You Deserve Better
Elizabeth Maplesden (AIGA Philadelphia)
Don't settle for less: vote.
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VOTE AND BE HEARD
Emil Halim (AIGA New York)
You can talk all you want, but if you don't vote, your opinion will not be heard.
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Desperately Seeking Voters!
MSLK (AIGA New York)
Fictitious personal ad showcasing that voters are in demand.
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vote for our environment
Emily Green (AIGA Blue Ridge)
we need a leader that understands all of our needs and that the environment is one of them.
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Think Globally Vote Locally
Carrie A. Cantwell (AIGA Atlanta)
It's not just the future of the United States that depends on your vote...
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It Only Takes One
Carrie Cantwell (AIGA Atlanta)
Just one vote can make all the difference.
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for the future... vote
Carrie Cantwell (AIGA Atlanta)
Vote for our future. Your vote now will be passed on for generations.
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Eleven Fifty-Three
Erica Aitken (AIGA San Francisco)
They're 14. They have a voice but they can't vote. You can.
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18 is a right of passage
Erin Weber (AIGA New York)
This poster is geared towards the youngest generation of voters
who have turned 18 and can now be drafted but also hold the power of a
vote.
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Echo/Vote
Fred Bower (AIGA Indianapolis)
a vote is like an echo, your voice comes back to you
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I Will VOTE
Fred Carriedo (AIGA San Francisco)
Get your vote in and say you voted.
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Vote!
Frida Thors (AIGA Miami)
We Vote Together; Use your Voice to Vote
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Superhero
David Garcia (AIGA Miami)
It's extremely easy to make a change, there's no need to go out of your way VOTE!!
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Superhero2
David Garcia (AIGA Miami)
It's extremely easy to make a change, there's no need to go out of your way VOTE!!
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Protect Your Right to decide
David Garcia (AIGA Miami)
VOTE!
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FOLKS GOTTA VOTE
Team Tomorrow (AIGA San Francisco)
Fish Gotta Swim, Birds Gotta Fly, Folks Gotta Vote, www.tomorrowpartners.com
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WHAT'S YOUR EXCUSE?
Team Tomorrow (AIGA San Francisco)
Designed to look like the 2004 Palm Beach County, FL presidential ballot ? don't give up your vote! www.tomorrowpartners.com
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DEMOCRACY DIES WHEN AMERICANS DON'T VOTE
Team Tomorrow (AIGA San Francisco)
Be Alive. Vote. www.tomorrowpartners.com
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Speak
Gener De Vera (AIGA San Diego)
Student work from Advanced Typography class at San Diego State University.
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B THERE. B HEARD.
Gina Mengoni (AIGA Kansas City)
Control your own future. Get to the polls.
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Vote For Your Environment
Greg Mihalko (AIGA Jacksonville)
In 2006, according to the Environmental Protection Agency,
Americans generated about 251 million tons of trash. We recycled 82
million tons of waste, which saved the energy equivalent of more than 10
billion gallons of gasoline or 500 million barrels of oil.
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Vote For Our Troops
Gregory Mihalko (AIGA Jacksonville)
The National Priorities Project declared that taxpayers in the
U.S. will pay $456 billion for the cost of the Iraq War through 2007. A
U.S. budget calculation estimates the total money spent is $1.8 billion
a week. At this rate, the war could top $1 trillion dollars.
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Don't say nothing.
Alma Hale (AIGA South Dakota)
Your vote is your voice.
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Reflections
Andrew Smith (AIGA Central Pennsylvania)
Voting is as easy as looking in a reflection
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S(elect)
Andrew Smith (AIGA Central Pennsylvania)
S(elect)
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You Complete Us.
Gaelyn Mangrum (AIGA San Francisco)
Designed by Gaelyn Mangrum at Office, www.visitoffice.com
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It's not that hard
Gaelyn Mangrum (AIGA San Francisco)
Designed by Gaelyn Mangrum at Office, www.visitoffice.com
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Why Vote?
Jeff Bucholtz (AIGA San Francisco)
Designed by Jeff Bucholtz at Office, www.visitoffice.com
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Raise the bar
Jeff Bucholtz (AIGA San Francisco)
Designed by Jeff Bucholtz at Office, www.visitoffice.com
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Decide
Jeff Bucholtz (AIGA San Francisco)
Office, visitoffice.com
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Untangle the mess.
Jeff Bucholtz (AIGA San Francisco)
Designed by Jeff Bucholtz at Office, www.visitoffice.com
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Easy as 1-2-3
Rob Alexander (AIGA San Francisco)
Designed by Rob Alexander at Office, www.visitoffice.com
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One Loser
Rob Alexander (AIGA San Francisco)
Designed by Rob Alexander at Office, www.visitoffice.com
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Democra-C
Will Ecke (AIGA San Francisco)
Designed by Will Ecke at Office, www.visitoffice.com
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Sad Earth
Will Ecke (AIGA San Francisco)
Design by Will Ecke at Office, www.visitofffice.com
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Reunite
Will Ecke (AIGA San Francisco)
Designed by Will Ecke at Office, www.visitoffice.com
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Vote November
Hunter Guerin (AIGA Vermont)
third in series of 3
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Check Vote
Hunter Guerin (AIGA Vermont)
First in a series of 3 posters
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Vote
Hunter Guerin (AIGA Vermont)
Second in a series of 3.
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vote_williams.pdf
Hilary Williams (AIGA Iowa)
vote/veto = revolution
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Help Build America
Aaron Design, Inc. (AIGA New York)
VOTE 2008!
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The Price
Justin Kawashima (AIGA New York)
The price of freedom is participation. Have your say. Vote.
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Take out the trash -- Vote
Larry Miller (AIGA Charlotte)
Today as always it's not just who you vote for but who want to keep out or eject.
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Pick Your America
Ivan Do (AIGA Jacksonville)
Choose to vote in 2008.
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EmPower (1)
Johanna Bjork (AIGA New York)
If you got it (the right to make your voice heard), flaunt it!
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EmPower (2)
Johanna Bjork (AIGA New York)
If you got it (the right to make your voice heard), flaunt it!
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EmPower (3)
Johanna Bjork (AIGA New York)
If you got it (the right to make your voice heard), flaunt it!
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I went to vote
Jason Schulte (AIGA San Francisco)
Office, www.visitoffice.com
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Apathy Evokes Slavery
Jessie Creighton (AIGA Boston)
If we don't care enough to vote, than we have given up the right to voice our opinions about what is happening in our country.
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American Vote
Jessie Creighton (AIGA Boston)
Every voice counts... if it is heard.
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Four Years is a Long Time
Jessie Creighton (AIGA Boston)
You get one chance every four years to decide where authority will lie... make it count.
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Participate in 2008
Jennifer Lanes (AIGA Arizona)
No matter which party you are affiliated with, make sure your voice is heard by participating in the 2008 general election.
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Vote or Zip it
Jennifer Simpson (AIGA Kansas City)
Get out the Vote!
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VOTE!
Jenny El-Shamy (AIGA Indianapolis)
A call to action: VOTE! November 4th, 2008
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Hope / Vote
Jeremy Shellhorn (AIGA Kansas City)
Your vote can bring hope to where it is needed.
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Hope / Vote
Jeremy Shellhorn (AIGA Kansas City)
Your vote can bring hope to where it is needed.
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Hope / Vote
Jeremy Shellhorn (AIGA Kansas City)
Your vote can bring hope to where it is needed.
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Vota 08
Agust?n Garza
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?Ay Vota!
Agust?n Garza
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Echa Ra?ces ?Vota!
Agust?n Garza
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Voting Is For Everyone
Alice Joo
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VOTE
Archie Boston
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VOTE
Bart Crosby
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VOTE - there's a lot to care about
Chen Design Associates, AIGA San Francisco
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Vote For Something That Matters
Mick Hodgson
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You Complete Us. Vote.
Office, AIGA San Francisco
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To Die For
Rick Valicenti
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VOTE
Sergio Baradat
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Gone Votin'
SpotCo. Design
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Take a Stand: Vote!
Steff Geissbuhler
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Mix and Fix: VOTE
Volume, Inc.
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Not Voting
Jason Hildre (AIGA Minnesota)
Not voting is a vote for complacency.
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I Voted
Jason Hildre (AIGA Minnesota)
I Voted. You should too.
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Liberty
Jennifer Idol (AIGA Austin)
We are responsible for our freedoms. Our liberty is blasted away by apathy; our votes support our liberty.
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MAKE YOUR MARK. VOTE.
Jimmy Ball (AIGA Dallas)
Make your mark. It's as simple as that.
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Feed Peace. Vote.
JJ Chrystal (AIGA Baltimore)
Feed Peace. Vote.
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Government is everywhere
James Lewis (AIGA Atlanta)
The government you choose affects your life more than you think
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Voix, Vote, Voto
Jesus Miramontes Garcia (AIGA Arizona)
Voix, Vote, Voto
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Cause & Effect
Jennie A. Myers (AIGA Idaho)
Choose carefully.
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t(issues)
Jennie Myers (AIGA Idaho)
Vote for or cry over the issues that are important to you.
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JoEllen Edson Get out the Vote
JoEllen Maureen Edson (AIGA Kansas City)
Do your duty and vote!
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Prints
Joel Wheat (AIGA Birmingham)
Be a part of the decision
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Vote: A Clear Choice
Joseph Kohlhas (AIGA Arizona)
The Choice is Clear
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Don't (Let Them Steal Your) Vote
Roughstock Studios (AIGA San Francisco)
It's time to get involved.
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ParticipateVOTE
Judy McCord (AIGA Arizona)
Participate...VOTE!
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You Are Here
Justin Ruggieri (AIGA Kansas City)
Like it or not, you are here. It's not called a representative democracy for nothing. So get out and vote!
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VOTE!
Justin Kemerling, Jason Hardy (AIGA Nebraska)
then get out there and go raise some hell
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Cherish Your Right to Vote
Heather Thompson (AIGA Jacksonville)
This poster was created through AIGA Jacksonville's design mentoring program. Heather Thompson is a high school senior.
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One Voice Can Decide
J.T. Felix (AIGA Jacksonville)
This poster was created through AIGA Jacksonville's design mentoring program. J.T. Felix is a high school senior.
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Vote With Your Heart
Karen Kurycki (AIGA Jacksonville)
1/3 of a series of Get out the Vote posters.
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Vote With Your Brain
Karen Kurycki (AIGA Jacksonville)
2/3 of a series of Get out the Vote posters.
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Vote With Your Hand
Karen Kurycki (AIGA Jacksonville)
3/3 of a series of Get out the Vote posters.
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Vote For A Better America
Karen Kurycki (AIGA Jacksonville)
Do your part?cast your vote for a better country.
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Liberty
Katherine Paine (AIGA Boston)
Liberty wants YOU...to vote.
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Vote for your Rights
Katherine Paine (AIGA Boston)
You can vote, you should vote, but will you?
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Voting Booth
Kayla Aucoin (AIGA Rhode Island)
No matter who you are, or where you are from in the United States, your voice matters.
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SIGNS
Kellie Kulton (AIGA New York)
The signs are everywhere. Vote.
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Get Out the Vote
AIGA
Get Out the Vote, an AIGA initiative since the 2000 election
campaign, enables designers to engage in the public arena by
contributing to a coordinated voter mobilization campaign.
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Have A Nice Vote.
Kelly Holohan (AIGA Philadelphia)
Voting packs a serious buzz. Radical, dude.
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Vote Poster 01
Kenneth Peters (AIGA Arizona)
The message is simple: all colors, and all kinds making a choice.
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Spec Your Color
Kenneth Peters (AIGA Arizona)
Designers make important color choices every day, and they know the correct choice makes all the difference.
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Register + Vote
Kenneth Peters (AIGA Arizona)
It's a Process.
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Strength In Votes
Kenneth Peters (AIGA Arizona)
A vote is a proclamation of strength.
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Transform
Kenneth Peters (AIGA Arizona)
A single vote can transform everything.
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Sink or Swim
Kenneth Peters (AIGA Arizona)
Sink or swim.
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Vote
Kevin Sprouls (AIGA Baltimore)
Show your colors.
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Step up. Vote
Kevin Sprouls (AIGA Baltimore)
Our future is at stake.
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Speak your mind
Janelle Jordan (AIGA Jacksonville)
Turn thought into action, vote!
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LOVE your country
Janelle Jordan (AIGA Jacksonville)
A play off the old love stamp, meant to evoke emotional attachment we have towards our country and democratic process of voting.
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DeVOTE
Janelle Jordan (AIGA Jacksonville)
Devote your self to democracy. Devote yourself to the vote.
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4 Reasons Why You Should Vote
Katie Mangano (AIGA New York)
Humorous statistics encouraging the 18-25 demographic to vote.
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You DO Have the Power to CHANGE the WORLD
Kathleen Mary McLaughlin (AIGA Vermont)
Make your voice heard. Vote.
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Real Change Starts Here
Krystle Edelstein (AIGA Miami)
Real change starts at the poll, and you the voter, can make it happen.
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Vote: No More Excuses
Katie Hatz (AIGA Philadelphia)
In today's fast-paced society, people will give any excuse to
avoid going out of their way to vote, forfeiting their voice in the
democratic process.
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Choose to choose
Kulruedee Wongpakdee (AIGA New York)
Use your right to chose and vote
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Vote 11/04/08
Kyle Goodwin (AIGA Seattle)
One of These Is Not Like The Other?
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give a hoot.
Kim Yoshiko Sagami (AIGA Chicago)
Find time. Read the papers. Get involved. Your vote counts!
|
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Exercise Your Right
Laura Terkosky (AIGA Charlotte)
We have been given the right to vote and we should take advantage of that
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Don't Complain
Lisa E. Whalley (AIGA Minnesota)
If you don't participate, you lose your voice. Take it back. Vote November 4.
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Don't Worry
Lisa E. Whalley (AIGA Minnesota)
If you don't participate, you let others decide. Take back your right. Vote November 4.
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Liberty and Justice for All
Liberty Davalos-Andrade (AIGA San Diego)
Student work from Advanced Typography class at San Diego State University.
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Exercise your right
Linda Navarro (AIGA Orange County)
Surgeon General issues warning that lack of exercise is hazardous to your health.
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Decide
Lisa Doan (AIGA San Diego)
Student work from Advanced Typography class at San Diego State University.
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The Final Countdown
Dungjai Pungauthaikan / MAKE-OUT (AIGA New York)
Mark your calendars! Novemeber 4th is an important day for our nation. Each and every vote determines our future.
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Respond.
Lisa Maione / MAKE-OUT (AIGA New York)
Do not sit quietly ? vote!
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Democracy requires participation
Louise Foster (AIGA Seattle)
For a true democracy, there must be debate between contrasting opinions, complete with citizen participation.
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Colbert Reports on Voting
Luke Bouris (AIGA Chicago)
Time Magazine's most influential person gives his input on voting.
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Sign Language Vote
Lynn Foss (AIGA New York)
Vote November 4! It counts in any language.
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voteRdye!
Maggie Macnab (AIGA New Mexico)
In commemoration of the Iraqi citizens whose dyed finger signified their first time vote.
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Vote. Then gloat.
Marc S Levitt (AIGA New York)
Vote for this poster so I can gloat.
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Fists of Liberty
Marc S Levitt (AIGA New York)
Vote the one you love. Veto the one you hate.
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Voice Your Vote
Marian Miller (AIGA Toledo)
Vote - Make your voice heard!
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Unite
Jason Campbell (AIGA San Diego)
Student work from Advanced Typography class at San Diego State University.
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Your Couch Can't Vote for You
Matthew Piwowarski (AIGA New York)
Be Active. Take Action. Vote.
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VOTE. No Excuses.
Matt Dorfman (AIGA New York)
Flawed as the electoral system may be, it's no excuse to skip
out on Election Day. Voting is the one common opportunity we have to
change the world.
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Where do you stand?
Matthew Donaldson (AIGA Memphis)
This poster uses images symbolic of war and health care, two of the biggest issues currently at hand, to encourage voting.
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You have a voice.
Matthew Donaldson (AIGA Memphis)
This poster encourages the viewer to use his/her voice to make a difference in the upcoming election.
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you choose
Jacob McDaniel (AIGA Kansas City)
Something you don't believe in vs someone that can make a difference
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you choose 2
Jacob McDaniel (AIGA Kansas City)
Something you don't believe in vs someone that can make a difference
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voteA.pdf
Meredith Hammon (AIGA Los Angeles)
Make your mark this election and vote!
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Every Voice. Every Vote.
Matt Davis (AIGA Toledo)
An election is incomplete without your vote. Be seen. Be heard. Be counted.
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The Power To Say ?Yes? Is The Power To Say ?No?
Matt Davis (AIGA Toledo)
Many forget that a vote can be more than just a ?yes.? There
are times when it?s the only way to say ?no? as well. Let your voice be
heard.
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Let's vote - 1 of 3
Mitzie Testani (AIGA Philadelphia)
Please vote.
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Let's vote - 2 of 3
Mitzie Testani (AIGA Philadelphia)
Please vote.
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Let's vote - 3 of 3
Mitzie Testani (AIGA Philadelphia)
Please vote.
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Ballot Box
Matt Lowe (AIGA Boston)
Should you vote? Yes!
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Let Your Voice Be Heard
Marina MacDonald (AIGA Vermont)
Let Your Voice Be Heard
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You Have A Voice...
Marina MacDonald (AIGA Vermont)
You Have A Voice...USE IT!
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Get informed and THEN vote.
Molly McCoy (AIGA San Francisco)
Getting information before you vote is crucial for making the right decisions. Get informed, THEN vote!
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Read. Listen. Choose. Vote
Nancy Wynn (AIGA Connecticut)
Don't sit on the sidelines, get out to vote!
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What is missing? Your vote.
Nancy Wynn (AIGA Connecticut)
Our country can not be whole unless everyone participates. Vote.
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Your flag. Your voice. Your vote.
Nancy Wynn (AIGA Connecticut)
Your country needs you to vote.
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voteposter
Noreen Braman (AIGA Philadelphia)
There are those who depend on you to not vote, so they can have their way. Is this what you want?
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The 4 Pros
Nicholas Simson (AIGA Knoxville)
There are four things you can do this November to make your government work for you(they all involve voting).
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Change the Discourse
Nicholas Simson (AIGA Knoxville)
Decisions are only made when people participate.
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Your vote counts.
Nancy Atsuko Morikawa (AIGA Los Angeles)
The country is not completed with one missing star vote.
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Heal. Vote 08
John Nordyke (AIGA Connecticut)
Register and vote for what cures you!
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not funny
Meredith Patrick (AIGA Cincinnati)
any questions? of course not.
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Equality
Patrick McKeever (AIGA Philadelphia)
The great equalizer
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Vote Green
Patrick McKeever (AIGA Philadelphia)
Reducing our dependency on oil
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Are You A U.S. Citizen?
Patricia Tompkins for Splinter Creative (AIGA Arizona)
Some wait their whole lives for the privilege of citizenship. Why waste yours?
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Take Control.
Patricia Tompkins for Splinter Creative (AIGA Arizona)
No more manufactured realities. Take control. Vote.
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The Insult!
Pamela Wolfe (AIGA Washington, DC)
Make the transformation from slacker to citizen. VOTE!
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Time for Change
Pamela Wolfe (AIGA Washington, DC)
Every 4 years, like clockwork. Set your alarm for Nov. 4, and VOTE!
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Democracy Takes Action
Pamela Wolfe (AIGA Washington, DC)
Life may take VISA, but democracy takes action! Get registered and get out the vote!
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Your Voice, Your Vote.
Pamela Wolfe (AIGA Washington, DC)
Get heard! Your vote is your voice.
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American Hero
Rangga Putra Marvel
Vote for the True American Hero!
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Eaglez Eye
Rangga Putra Marvel
Vote for the real American Great Eagle!
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Go Vote!
Rangga Putra Marvel
Enough talking and enough campaign, just go Vote your elected figure!
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Vote 2008
Ryon Edwards (AIGA South Carolina)
Vote check Vote
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Voting is like Flossing
Christina Reeves (AIGA New Orleans)
We all know the importance of voting, but many of us neglected
it. Like many other activities, the simple action of voting benefits us
greatly.
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Jon Stewart Says Vote
R Garlow (AIGA Vermont)
It is important that we utilize design to promote voting for this upcoming November election.
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Democracy
Richard Hartman (AIGA Boston)
Every vote counts, you can make a difference
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Vote
Robyn Johnson (AIGA Nebraska)
Your vote is your voice, so speak up!
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Voting is Pee Chee
Ron Leland (AIGA Orange County)
...but the primaries are an all season sport. Please feel free to add your own doodles.
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Faded Colors.
Robert St Lawrence (AIGA Vermont)
The colors are fading, help make a difference..
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Take_control_of_your_future
Rozina Vavetsi (AIGA New York)
A fortune-teller?s crystal ball reveals: VOTE to create and take control of your own future.
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Research then vote.
Ciara Dugas (AIGA Colorado)
Do your right to vote justice: research then vote.
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Satisfy your hunger
Gershon Paul (AIGA Washington, DC)
Satisfy your hunger! Vote!
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Satisfy your hunger
Gershon Paul (AIGA Washington, DC)
Satisfy your hunger! Vote!
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Satisfy your hunger
Gershon Paul (AIGA Washington, DC)
Satisfy your hunger! Vote!
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take your turn!
Heyjin Kang (AIGA Washington, DC)
You are old enough now ... vote!
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protect your investment!
Heyjin Kang (AIGA Washington, DC)
You worked hard for it ... vote!
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share your wisdom!
Heyjin Kang (AIGA Washington, DC)
You learned your lessons throughout life ... vote!
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WHITE PEOPLE CAN'T DANCE
Hyo-Jin Kim (AIGA Washington, DC)
But you can vote. Make a difference.
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WHITE PEOPLE CAN'T JUMP
Hyo-Jin Kim (AIGA Washington, DC)
But you can vote. Make a difference.
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WHITE PEOPLE CAN'T RAP
Hyo-Jin Kim (AIGA Washington, DC)
But you can vote. Make a difference.
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Good design makes choices clear.
KINETIK (AIGA Washington, DC)
Remember to vote. And to buy veggies.
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Count me in!
Nadja Obradovich (AIGA Washington, DC)
VOTE!
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Count me in!
Nadja Obradovich (AIGA Washington, DC)
VOTE!
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Count me in!
Nadja Obradovich (AIGA Washington, DC)
VOTE!
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My status
Sawan Chanthayom (AIGA Washington, DC)
I am voting.
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My search
Sawan Chanthayom (AIGA Washington, DC)
Go vote!
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My image
Sawan Chanthayom (AIGA Washington, DC)
Send out the right message!
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Model minority
Shawn Moriarty (AIGA Washington, DC)
A model minority is a voting minority. Visit koreanvote.blogspot.com
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Model minority
Shawn Moriarty (AIGA Washington, DC)
A model minority is a voting minority. Visit koreanvote.blogspot.com
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Model minority
Shawn Moriarty (AIGA Washington, DC)
A model minority is a voting minority. Visit koreanvote.blogspot.com
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Voice is Power! Vote!
Susan Lee (AIGA Washington, DC)
35,779 died fighting for our country in Vietnam, but were not allowed to vote.
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Voice is Power! Vote!
Susan Lee (AIGA Washington, DC)
10 of the 11 confederate states committed political suppression by disfranchising poor voters.
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Voice is Power! Vote!
Susan Lee (AIGA Washington, DC)
Susan B. Anthony was tried in 1873 for illegally voting on November 5, 1872.
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VOTE = VOICE
Sarah Dyer (AIGA Wisconsin)
When we vote we have a voice. Make your choice on November 4th.
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Life is better with Vote!
Sarah Nelsen / Brent Anderson (AIGA Kansas City)
C?mon people, here?s some real self-medication that will stir
your patriotism and impact our government. And you don?t even need a
prescription.
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VOTE
Scott Brucato (AIGA Boston)
Think about it.
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Submission2:sdiIorio:VOTE
Sharon DiIorio (AIGA Colorado)
Voting is a privilege not an opinion poll. Make information the ancestor of your vote.
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knepper.pdf
Shannon Knepper (AIGA Pittsburgh)
Floral design inspired by 1960s wrapping paper.
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Make Your Mark
Shawn Simmons (AIGA Cleveland)
Whatever the method,
you can still make your mark.
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Dangling Chad
Shawn Simmons (AIGA Cleveland)
Don't be a dangling chad. Follow through.
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laporte.vote
Susan LaPorte (AIGA Detroit)
Red, blue, purple- vote for the issues that matter most to you.
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Get A Hand On Voting
Shawn Leblanc (AIGA New Orleans)
The future of our country lies within the hands of the people. We can make a difference together but it starts with you.
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Vote2008_EMurray
Emily Murray (AIGA Chicago)
Don't let your Country down, Vote!
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Vote Yourself
Sara Stoklosa (AIGA Boston)
Think for yourself. Choose by yourself. Vote.
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Stand For Something
Sara Stoklosa (AIGA Boston)
Vote... because if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything.
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Vote So Things Don't Fall Apart
Linda Montanaro (AIGA Miami)
Our flag is a representation of our countries diversity. Red,
white and blue coming together. If we don't vote our government begins
to fall apart.
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Bring Your Own Vote
Nicole Steffen (AIGA West Michigan)
Bring your own vote. Bring your own voice. B.Y.O.V.
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We All Have A Voice
Stephanie Beck (AIGA Vermont)
VOTE! November 4th 2008
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Lives
Taber Calderon (AIGA New York)
Vote
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VOTE! November 4, 2008
Timothy Kelly (AIGA Pittsburgh)
Mark your calendar!
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Democracy
Tyler Keeler (AIGA Vermont)
Democracy: Rule of the People
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Voices
Tim Mason (AIGA Baltimore)
We all have different views, ideas and thoughts. Vote.
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Raise the Bar
Todd Zerger (AIGA Minnesota)
When we all vote we'll finally earn our stripes.
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AIGA_adVOcaTE_1
Tom Takigayama (AIGA New York)
Get out and vote everyone!
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AIGA_adVOcaTE_2
Tom Takigayama (AIGA New York)
Get out and vote people!
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Your Vote Counts
Tony Pinto (AIGA Orange County)
One vote doesn't really matter in most elections. Except when it does. Use your vote and make a difference.
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Piece of Mind
Trevor Dobias (AIGA West Michigan)
Angry voters need motivation to voice their opinions, and a chance to get "ahead" in life.
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Speak Up
Timothy Harrington (AIGA San Francisco)
Elections are among the rare occasions that ordinary people get the government's ear. Speak up!
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Patriots Vote.
Travis Wiley (AIGA San Diego)
Our American flag is built upon America's vote.
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Would You Could You With a Vote
Tom White (AIGA Los Angeles)
[ inspiration: Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss ]
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Winners don't rely on defense. VOTE.
Vera Ranguelova (AIGA Seattle)
Your voice won't be heard, if you "play dead", freeze with fear, or hide your head. VOTE.
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Wiiners don't rely on defense. VOTE.
Vera Ranguelova (AIGA Seattle)
Your voice won't be heard, if you "play dead", freeze with fear, or hide your head in the sand. VOTE.
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VOTE
Vera Ranguelova (AIGA Seattle)
Stamp your VOICE to make VOTE visible.
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VOTE. WHY NOT?
Greg Bennett | WORKtoDATE.com (AIGA Baltimore)
This poster is open for interpretation.
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LET YOURS OUT
Greg Bennett | WORKtoDATE.com (AIGA Baltimore)
The 2008 Presidential Election
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VOTE AGAINST INJUSTICE
Yana Beylinson (AIGA New York)
The vote as an instrument of justice and freedom
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Protect Democracy
Yana Beylinson (AIGA New York)
Protect Democracy Today
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I Take Action
Yad Hamawandi (AIGA San Diego)
Student work from Advanced Typography class at San Diego State University.
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Stay InFORMED
Zach Norman (AIGA Salt Lake City)
Vote!
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Limited Time Offer
Zach Norman (AIGA Salt Lake City)
Vote!
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Use Your Voice
Zach Norman (AIGA Salt Lake City)
Vote!
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BI/PARTISAN
Zach Norman (AIGA Salt Lake City)
Vote!
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BI/PARTISAN 2
Zach Norman (AIGA Salt Lake City)
Vote!
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BE
Zach Norman (AIGA Salt Lake City)
Everyone has to work together and participate in the process if this country is going to survive.
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Be the Change
Izzie Zahorian (AIGA Cincinnati)
"Be the change that you want to see in the world." Vote!
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