Providing Accessible Voter Information

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Providing Accessible Voter Information

The new website provides voters the opportunity to choose a more environmentally friendly alternative. Over 12,000 voters have chosen to opt out of receiving the print version of the VIP, resulting in substantial printing cost savings for the City.

For the November 8, 2016 Consolidated General Election, we produced 33 different versions of the 320-page Voter Information Pamphlet.

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The City and County of San Francisco
Department of Elections

For each election since 2012, we have translated, designed and illustrated, and recorded the behemoth San Francisco Voter Information Pamphlet and Sample Ballot (VIP) in various formats for the city’s diverse voters. Adhering to strict election laws and rigorous timelines, we produce the following deliverables:

Print version of the VIP in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Filipino for each of the city’s 11 Voting Districts,
Large-print version of the VIP in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Filipino for the visually impaired,
Web XML version of the VIP in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Filipino,
MP3, CD, and cassette tape audio recordings of the English VIP for the blind and print disabled,
Facsimile ballots in Vietnamese, Korean, and Japanese,
ADA compliant voter information posters,
Other related election material

Translation, Typesetting, Print and Web Production, Web Development and Design,
Graphic Design, Cultural Consultation, Facsimile Ballots, ADA Compliance,
Voice Recording and Audio Production, Braille

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Providing Accessible Voter Information

The City and County of San Francisco Department of Elections

The City and County of San Francisco
Department of Elections