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Upload the file and include size, quantity, deadline, and any finishing requirements.
Keep yard signs, palm cards, walk cards, door hangers, postcards, banners, and event pieces consistent from campaign launch through early voting and election day. Plan core artwork once, then stage quantities around canvassing, mail, endorsements, and public events.

The best print specification starts with how the finished piece will be handled, viewed, distributed, or installed. Share the intended use and deadline—we will help narrow down practical production choices.
Build a core campaign kit using approved logos, colors, portrait files, contact details, and required wording
Choose quantities by canvassing zone, event, volunteer team, precinct strategy, or campaign phase
Keep disclaimers, election dates, district names, offices sought, and contact information consistent across every file
Prioritize yard signs and walk pieces early, then plan reorders around field reports and event dates
Submit vector logos and high-resolution candidate photos for clearer reproduction at both handout and sign sizes
Upload the file and include size, quantity, deadline, and any finishing requirements.
We confirm the specification, timing, and price, then send questions or a digital proof.
Production starts after approval. We let you know when the job is ready at our local counter.
Have a specification we did not cover? Add it to your request or call us.
The campaign is responsible for identifying and approving all legally required wording. We can print supplied approved artwork and flag obvious visibility concerns, but the campaign or its adviser must verify compliance.
Yes. Reference the prior order and note any revised dates, disclaimers, quantities, district details, endorsements, or contact information before approving the new proof.
Yes. Many campaigns separate launch materials, canvassing pieces, event signage, mailers, and later reorders. Share the calendar and estimated quantities so each phase can be quoted and scheduled realistically.
Provide approved vector logos when available, high-resolution portraits, exact brand colors, office and district wording, contact details, and final disclaimer text. Name one person with authority to approve proofs.