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Everyone Votes

Everyone Votes
Submitted By Rachel Cronover
Chapter Detroit
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Simple, bold, and playing off a favorite childhood Dr. Seuss rhyme, this poster was created to inspire everyone to vote. No matter who you are or which political party you are affiliated with, it's important that everyone votes.

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This entry is part of the 2012 AIGA Get Out the Vote Initiative

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