100 Pack of Blank Postcards. Each post card in this patriotic, bulk set is 4 x 6, USPS compliant (mailable), and USA made. Mail to voters to get votes. Flip side is plain white and unused. (color-in)

I write a minimum of five postcards to voters each day, more when I have time and I really love these cards. Two of three required items that go on each card, who's running for what and when the election day is, can go on the front leaving more room on the back.While they say your can't use Sharpies I use the fine point colored Sharpies without any bleed through issues.Just ordered another 100.The only thing keeping me sane is writing these cards and these are great for the purpose.

Edit: took one star off due to how flipping thin the cards themselves are. They aren’t the 14 pt of all other postcards I’ve purchased. I am hoping they go through the mail okay without getting chewed up. If it gets confirmed these will make it to people okay I’ll bump it back up to 4.Prior to edit:The postcards look great and I think they will pop out in the middle of people’s bills and junk mail.That said. The middle line is too dark and thick. It draws attention to itself away from the content. You can also move it a bit to the right. Give more room on the writing side. The address side does not need to be so big.Love them otherwise. If nothing else, make that center line thinner and lighter. It doesn’t need to be bolded. (Added a picture to compare the line to another companies blank postcards).

I bought these cards specifically to allow my youngest niece to participate to by coloring them in. I have done hundreds of postcards this cycle (700 or so) and these are by far the flimsiest cards.The picture is another set of 100 cards - you can see how short the stack is comparatively to 100 of these. Very disappointing and will not buy this again.The other ones pictured are very much superior and I will continue to buy those instead.Poor execution - good idea.

These are very nice postcards with a pretty patriotic design on the front, and plenty of blank room on the back to write what you need to. For those that want to participate in GOTV efforts but aren't artistically inclined (like me), these postcards are perfect.

I am a 25 year old, progressive female running for State Representative in Massachusetts. I ordered these after a glowing recommendation from a fellow female running in a neighboring district. I love the designs and how simple they are to fill out! I will be sending the "vote button" postcards to people who have registered to vote this year reminding them that their 1st chance to vote is in the Primaries and asking them to consider voting for me. The "Vote for __ On _____" will be sent out closer to the Primary (September 4) reminding people to vote. Thank you for offering such a quality product at an affordable price!In Solidarity,Erika Johnson (19th Middlesex District - Massachusetts)

These cards are colorful, attractive and cost effective for sending bulk quantities of Postcards To Voters. I like the large areas to emphasize Vote For and Vote On. The writing area on the back gives enough room to write simply about the candidate or topic. I think it would be fun to receive one of these cards in the mail.The card stock is a good weight, but the designer noted that Sharpies will bleed through the paper, so I was forewarned. I used inexpensive color markers to write on the cards, and they looked great with no bleed through.

I wrote over 1,000 voter postcards this election cycle. I know people are complaining that they are thin, I really like how thin they are. I wrote out other postcards that were thicker and didn't love them.I love the design and wish they had been back in stock when I went to buy more. I would have sent all 1000 out with this design. I will probably buy some now and keep them for the next election!

This is the "What, When, Who..." card. I purchased this one because it was cheaper and I liked the design. Turned out to be a waste of money. I used ink pens, gel pens, and extra-fine Sharpies and none of them would write without skipping on the coated surface. I finally was able to use a fine Sharpie but there was faint bleed through on the back side. I have purchased many types of voter postcards and these are the first ones that I consider completely unsatisfactory. I will make do because I paid for them, but I will certainly not be ordering this style again.