Poster Politics: Milton Glaser Gets Out the Vote

The video discusses a 'Get Out the Vote' campaign sponsored by the American Institute of Graphic Artists, focusing on the power of posters to influence public sentiment. Milton Glaser, known for the 'I Love New York' campaign, emphasizes the importance of voting and the impact of combining imagery and words. The campaign aims to increase voter turnout, especially in areas with historically low participation, by sharing posters online and through exhibits. The discussion also touches on the relevance of posters in the digital age and Glaser's views on the current election cycle.

What is the main message of the poster created for the 'Get Out the Vote' campaign?

• To vote is to exist

• Voting is a privilege

• Vote for change

• Every vote counts

Which organization is sponsoring the 'Get Out the Vote' campaign?

• League of Women Voters

• American Institute of Graphic Artists

• Bloomberg Business Week

• Republican Party

How are the posters for the campaign being shared in the digital age?

• Through television ads

• Via online platforms

• In newspapers

• Through radio broadcasts

What does Milton Glaser believe about the current election cycle?

• It is less important than previous cycles

• It is inspiring more people to vote

• It is the most important election ever

• It makes people feel they can't affect it by voting

What is notable about the color choices for the campaign poster?

• They are unusual and not typical patriotic colors

• They are traditional red, white, and blue

• They are bright and neon

• They are black and white