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AIGA’s Get Out the Vote 2008 Poster Gallery

John Moorehead wrote this post at 9:43 pm on September 12th, 2008.

Since the 2000 election AIGA has held a contest for designers to create posters inspiring Americans to vote. This year 50 posters were chosen to be displayed at the AIGA National Design Center in New York from September 11th to October 24th.

For those of us not in New York, all of the posters are available for download at the AIGA website in print-ready formats.

Poster contributions from past election years are also still up:

2000

2004

I appreciate designers who allow free distribution of their work. It’s great that AIGA chose to represent all entries, not just the winners.

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