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VOTE HERE / VOTE AQUI SIGN (MODEL SG-109F)    

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Picture of VOTE HERE / VOTE AQUI SIGN (MODEL SG-109F) The Vote Here / Vote Aqui Sign, model SG-109F, is a bilingual polling place accessible entry sign designed to designate wheelchair accessible polling places for voters who speak English or Spanish. The sign has the International Access Symbol, a stylized drawing of an individual seated in a wheelchair, with the words "VOTE HERE" above the symbol and "VOTE AQUI" below. The sign is made from corrugated plastic for all weather conditions and attaches to the Corrugated A-Frame (model SG-F), which is sold separately. DIMENSIONS (HxW): 22 x 14 inches. COLOR: Blue and white.

Notes: Shipping and handling charges are not included in the purchase price listed.

Price: 15.50.

This product record was updated on May 30, 2012.

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Manufacturer:

Miller Consultations & Elections, Inc. / ElectionSource

4615 Danvers Dr. SE
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49512
United States
Telephone: 888-742-8037 or 616-464-2283.
Fax: 616-464-0926.
Web: http://accessiblevoting.com.
Email: info@electionsource.com.


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