Vote by mail materials

Albertans can request a special ballot and vote from home rather than lining up on election day. Vote by Mail is the first item under Resources in the left menu, and it holds ready-made artwork you can print or post to point people at the official request form.

What is on the page

There is one design — "Skip the line. Vote by mail." — supplied in four files, so you do not have to resize anything yourself. They are grouped by what you would do with them:

• Print it — a Print-ready PDF for handing out or putting on a wall, and a Poster image in PNG for print shops that ask for an image rather than a PDF.
• Post it — a Social post sized for a Facebook or Instagram feed, and a Story / Reel sized for full-screen vertical.

Each card shows the format and, for the images, the pixel size, so you can tell at a glance which one you want.

Seeing one before you download it

Click the preview image on any card, or the View full size button underneath it, and the file opens in a new browser tab at full resolution. Nothing downloads until you ask it to.

Downloading

Click Download on the card you want. The file saves to your device with a descriptive name — for example the print PDF saves as FC-Vote-By-Mail-Print.pdf — so a folder of these stays readable later.

You can download as many as you like; they are all the same artwork at different sizes.

About the QR code

Every version carries the same QR code. Scanning it opens the official Elections Alberta special-ballot request form. The page states the destination in writing above the artwork so you know what you are putting your name behind when you pin one to a community board.

Forever Canadian does not collect anything from the scan — it goes straight to Elections Alberta.

If you need a different size

The four supplied sizes cover printing and the usual social formats. If you need something else, the Poster image is the highest-resolution file on the page and is the best one to hand to a printer as a starting point.