ELECTION 2008 Of the many components that make up an election campaign, some of the most unexpected items occur in the realm of graphic design.
A campaign's success hinges on successful communication, and if a candidate is not fortunate enough to have developed prior brand recognition, then they will find themselves in the unenviable position of trying to get the word out to a possibly disinterested public.
Thus the design needs of a political campaign can run the gamut, including logos, ID badges, palm cards, brochures, event invitations, and websites.
E L A I N E B R O W N
This candidate is running for Florida State Congressional Seat District 18.
Unlike many local campaigns who settle for simple online "brochure" sites, Elaine Brown wanted to feature more information for interested voters, including upcoming events, her views on specific issues, and voter information.
www.electelaine.net
H A R R I E T P R U E T T E
This candidate is running for Neptune Beach Mayor.
Harriet Pruette wanted her logo to reflect a combination of solidity, femininity, and a little flair. She has used it on items like business cards, invitations, and t-shirts.
S Y B I L A N S B A C H E R
This candidate is running for Neptune Beach City Council Seat 3.
Based on her theme, "A Midsummer's Night Kickoff", Sybil Ansbacher's invitation is designed to evoke a sense of enchantment, with the glittering stars and the fairy-like figures.
