October 26, 2012
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Special Voter Guide

An illustration montage. On the top is a red-and-blue banner with heading reading ELECTION SPECIAL, on the left, a map of California combined with map of America and fifty dollar bills, on the right, a ballot box, and in the center, a big display of politically related pin buttons such as VOTE, 99%, 1%, 2012, Tea Party, Democratic and Republican party logos, etc.
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