ID and Go templates

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ID and Go templates

In some states, voters can bring their completed mail ballot to a polling place using a new process called ID and Go (or Drop and Go). Our social media posts and polling place signage help election officials explain this new option to voters.

ID and Go social media post templates

Use these customizable social media posts to help voters understand their options for returning a mail ballot in person.

This PDF links to editable Canva templates in English and Spanish so you can add your own text, logo, colors, and other information.

Download template (Canva)

ID and Go signage

Use these customizable signs to help voters understand their options for returning a mail ballot in person and find where to go at the polling place.

Choose between horizontal and vertical signs.

The materials are avaliable in English and Spanish.

Download the ZIP folder for instructions and editable PowerPoint templates.

Download signage instructions and template (.zip)

Research behind this guide

This tool builds on our work with election officials to create clear, usable voter information, including our research on polling place signage and voter education materials. See our Polling Place Signage Toolkit for research-backed guidance on clear, effective signage.

This research is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 4.0 International License. You are free to share and adapt for non-commercial purposes. If you share, cite the Center for Civic Design as the source. If you have questions about applying this work, contact director@civicdesign.org