Political Flyers

One design can cover every precinct in a single order: the unit cost drops as the count climbs, and the 3 business day standard fits a weekly walk plan. To compare this flyer with the other formats, browse every option on flyers printing, or build yours from the choices below.

Fifty flyers cost $39.54, a sensible first order when you want to test one message on a single precinct before the district gets it. Each tier below lists its set total, so you can read what the step from a test batch to a full walk adds per flyer.

What Are Political Flyers

Political flyers are single-sheet campaign handouts printed full color in 9 sizes, from a 4.25" x 5.5" palm card up to an 11" x 25.5" sheet, on any of 7 stocks. Campaigns reach for them across the whole ground game: canvassing handouts left on doors, palm cards for polling places, rally and town-hall announcements, endorsement cards, and get-out-the-vote reminders. Because a flyer prints cheap in volume, a single design carries an entire precinct walk. If you want the general-purpose version instead, the Standard Flyers cover the same specs, and the political flyer sits right beside it as the version built for a campaign.

What Size Should a Political Flyer Be

The right size comes down to how much you need a voter to read. A 4.25" x 5.5" palm card is small enough to hand out at a door or a polling place and fits a photo, a name, and one clear ask. A 5.5" x 8.5" half-sheet gives room for a platform in a few bullet points, and the tall 4" x 9" reads like a rack card for a candidate introduction. When the message is a full issue brief, step up toward the 11" x 25.5" sheet, or set a custom size up to 11" x 26". The 9 sizes, both finishes and all 7 stocks are listed below in the same groups you pick from when you order. For a printed-and-mailed piece, the Business Flyers share the same build.

Three choices decide how a campaign flyer works at the door.

Pick a stock that matches the message

A light 70# uncoated text keeps the cost down for a mass precinct walk, where the flyer is read once and recycled. When you want the piece to feel more official, the 80# and 100# cover stocks and the two 14pt covers carry real heft, closer to a card than a sheet. The 14pt uncoated cover is made with 30% recycled content if a green message matters to your campaign, and a High Gloss UV Coating makes a portrait or a logo snap.

Use both sides

A blank back costs less. A full-color back gives a palm card a second panel: the candidate and the ask on the front, the platform or the polling place and hours on the back. Pick full color on both sides in the ink option to print both.

Start from a template

A campaign without a designer can start from a template sized to these flyers. Swap in the candidate photo, the party colors and the office, then check the disclaimer line in the online editor before you order.

If your consultant already built the art, download a press-ready blank instead. Each one is drawn at the real trim size with the 1/8" bleed and safe margin marked, so the disclaimer line stays clear of the cut. Pick the size that matches your order below, place your art and upload it.

How Much Do Political Flyers Cost

Political flyers start at $39.54 per 50 and go up to 25,000 in one order. A 500-flyer run is $108.75 and 1,000 run $126.32, so doubling a precinct run adds less than $18. A full 25,000-flyer district drop is $783.15, about 3 cents a flyer. Count your doors and volunteers, set that number on the slider below, and read the total and the cost per flyer at that count.

Get Every Name and Date Right

A political flyer usually carries a candidate name, an election date, and a required disclaimer, and there is no fixing a typo once 25,000 copies are on a truck. That is why you can proof before you print. Send the job straight to production when you are sure, pull a free online proof to check every line on screen, or order a next-day hardcopy proof to see the real color and stock in your hand. Pair a careful proof with full color on both sides and the finish that fits, and a 4-inch palm card starts doing the work of a much larger piece.

How Do Political Flyers Compare to the Rest of the Range

A flyer suits a hand-to-hand ground game. A folded piece, a mailer or an event handout may suit a different part of the plan, and the chart below sets the starting price of each close sibling beside this one.

See Real Flyers We Printed

The gallery below shows flyers our customers printed with us in-house, in different sizes, stocks and finishes. Look at how a photo and a block of text sit on each sheet before you choose between a light uncoated stock for a precinct walk and a coated cover for an endorsement card. Tap any print to see it larger.

How Fast Can You Get Political Flyers

Political flyers print on a 3 business day standard turnaround, and when an endorsement lands or a date sneaks up you can move that to 2-day, Next-Day, or even Same-Day production. Each step buys back time for a set amount on top of the base price, so you only pay for speed when you actually need it. Same-day orders need to clear approval by the daily cutoff to ship that day, and 99.8% of orders arrive on time with 82% shipping early. Compare every turnaround tier below and see exactly what the rush adds before you pick.

See the Rest of Our Flyers

For pieces beyond the flyer, open the full print product range. A rally or a fundraiser may call for an event handout like Event Flyers, and the cards below show each related flyer with its starting price and a link to its page.

Print Your Political Flyers Today

At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever size, stock, or finish you pick, these political flyers are built to hand out fast and read clearly at a doorstep. Racing an election deadline? Our Same-Day production keeps you covered. Print your political flyers today.

What a Campaign Flyer Has to Carry

A campaign flyer is read in the time it takes to walk from the door to the recycling bin, so it carries five things and not more. The candidate's name and the office, large enough to read from the porch. The election date. One ask, whether that is a vote, a town hall or a yard sign request. One photo, so the name has a face. And the disclaimer line the campaign rules require, which is the line a proof exists to catch.

Put the name, the date and the ask on the front and the platform on the back, and a 4.25" x 5.5" palm card does the work of a full sheet. For a flyer with a lot of text, the 70# uncoated text stock reads without glare, while a portrait carries better on the 100# gloss text or a 14pt gloss cover with the High Gloss UV Coating. Whichever you pick, order the free online proof or the next-day hardcopy proof, because there is no correcting a wrong date once 25,000 copies are on a truck.