Don't Let Your Voice Become a Lost Signal

Filed Under: Why Design, election design, social responsibility

Submitted By	Eugenia R. Narinskaya
Chapter	New York
Description	Your vote is your voice and November 6th is a day when you can make make it heard. Having opinions is important, but if you don't take advantage of this valuable opportunity to make a social stand, your voice will become a signal lost in space. Cast your vote in November and urge your family and friends to make an impact on the future of the country we live in. The pattern says "Cast Your Vote" in Morse code.
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This entry is part of the 2012 AIGA Get Out the Vote Initiative

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