“The most important political office is that of the private citizen.”—Louis D. Brandeis

Writing postcards to voters in key states and US House districts for upcoming elections is one of the most effective ways to rally our fellow citizens to get out to the polls.

Notifying voters about special elections, vote-by-mail deadlines, early voting, a candidate’s platform, or voter registration drives: writing postcards is grassroots activism at its most basic.

Whether you are part of a larger Get out the Vote campaign, or just a patriotic citizen wanting to share your commitment with friends and family, this postcard is designed to remind voters of the monumental importance of exercising the right to vote. Designed to motivate and inspire, they’re available in packs of 25 or 100, and feature a quote by Louis Brandeis.

Louis Brandeis was an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court from 1916 to 1939.

Full color gloss front, black and white matte back; 4” x 6”; printed in the US.

Available in packs of twenty or 100 postcards. 

About Louis D. Brandeis, from Brandeis University:
“Louis Dembitz Brandeis (1856–1941), a towering legal and judicial figure, was instrumental in shaping modern American jurisprudence. His principles and ideas on the law, democracy and society are as relevant and useful today as they were in the first half of the 20th century — a time when individual liberties and the workaday world for average citizens often collided with growing governmental and corporate power. Brandeis' legacy offers enduring guidance as society addresses many complex issues of inclusion, equity and government power in the 21st century.”