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Mail Ballot Return social toolkit, four panels: 1) 'Return your ballot' with a ballot drop box illustration; must be received by Tuesday, November 3rd. 2) 'Mail it in. Drop it off. Walk it up. Just vote it.' with a person walking toward a map with location pins. 3) 'Make your (post)mark. Postmark your ballot by Tuesday, November 3rd' with a hand mailing a letter. 4) 'The early bird gets the ballot' with two birds by a mailbox."

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