Sarajo writes us:

“The early vote pieces are sooo great! For the past month I’ve been
volunteering with a local silver lake group: we’ve called and spoken to
potential voters in Nevada, New Mexico, and North Carolina (which was
yesterday). So great to be able to talk to other Americans and give them the
push or info they need to GOTV. It also gives one an education about the
rest of the country outside the left coast bubble!
Inspiring stuff on the blog!”
—Sarajo Frieden

Here’s what Bonnie wrote us:
“I did a REALLY early absentee ballot vote. :) this election is so exciting I can’t stop watching it!

[The vote early illustrations] all look SUPER cool, here’s mine. Enjoy!”

bonnie

Wow! Check out the detail in these two pieces by Susan Farrington. Inspired. Come back tomorrow to see Bonnie’s vote piece.

How cool is this piece by Lisa? Check tomorrow for a Vote piece by Susan Farrington!

It’s cool when a British artist like Jillian does the stars-and-stripes thing. Our European artists are watching the US election closely.

This is a very different look for Marco. I like it very much. Have you voted early? Click here to find out more.

Stop by tomorrow to see Jillian Phillips’ VOTE EARLY piece.

Here’s what Rebecca has to say:
“Here is a little sketch for the campaign, with thanks to the suffragettes.”

Dear Readers,
I’ve asked my artists to do art on the important topic of voting early. A huge percentage of people are voting early. It’s unprecedented.
Why is it important? To avoid long lines and voter fraud. To be sure you don’t have any problems on election day. It’s estimated that 24% of voters will vote early!
So I’ve asked my artists to do art on the topic to help encourage you to get out and vote. I’m posting the images as they come in, so check back regularly.
I’m starting with a delightful piece by Carolyn Gavin. I already have pieces by Marco and by Rebecca that I’ll post soon.
Click here to find out how you can vote early.

I’d love to know if you’ve voted early.

Warm regards,
Lilla