It’s Field Guide Friday. Our gift to you today is Vol. 6 Designing voter education booklets and flyers! Follow along, here: https://civicdesign.org/fieldguides/designing-voter-education-booklets-and-flyers/ …
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8/ No. 08 Write headings as questions. People read election booklets looking for answers, so it’s easy for them to recognize their questions. Good questions show that the elections office understands what information voters need.
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9/ Make sure that important information stands out. Use icons, colored boxes, and callouts to highlight critical information that affects the ability to vote. Illustrations of forms or actions voters must take are helpful.
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10/ Include information on how to vote. New voters need instructions for how to mark and cast their ballot. Current voters benefit from having the process confirmed and reinforced.
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11/ That’s it! Voter ed is a conversation. Keep it going. Happy Holidays, everyone! Get your Field Guide online here: https://civicdesign.org/fieldguides/designing-voter-education-booklets-and-flyers/ …
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