Election printing for campaigns and organisational elections

• Posters and correx boards for lamp posts, fences and street corners; correx is light, waterproof and cut to shape.
• Flyers and handouts for door-to-door and rallies, in bulk runs.
• Banners for stages, rally venues and fences. See PVC banners.
• T-shirts, caps and bibs in bulk, so supporters and volunteers look united. See screen printing.

Everything can be quoted as one package, so colours, logos and slogans match across materials.

For organisational elections such as unions, school bodies, committees and associations, we can quote ballot papers and branded ballot boxes. Ballot papers are usually printed in bulk, may be numbered or sequentially marked and often need a security feature such as a stamp or specific paper. Tell us how many voters, how many positions, any numbering and the layout you need.

Election rules vary by body. Any legal or constitutional requirements for the ballot are the client's responsibility to confirm; we print what you approve. This is not for statutory national or municipal elections.

Campaign posters are seen quickly: use a clear face, a big name, a short slogan and party or organisation marks. Keep colours consistent and check the contrast against typical backgrounds. Supply high-resolution PDF, AI or EPS files with 3 mm bleed on printed items.

• Proof every name and spelling before approving.
• Check the content against any applicable campaign or advertising rules; that is the client's responsibility.
• Send final artwork early, because last-minute changes cost time.

Election dates do not move, so order early. Timing depends on quantities, materials, capacity, approved artwork and payment, and we confirm it on the written quote. Urgent top-ups of posters or T-shirts may be possible subject to capacity and a confirmed deadline.

Collect from our Rivonia shop once we confirm the order is ready, or ask for delivery to be quoted per job. For event-day items, see event printing.

Send your list and dates and we will quote election printing in writing.