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@twamburgey.bsky.socialOct 16, 2026, 12:21 PM

Nobody's going to tell you that you can't vote. They'll just make it confusing enough that you give up.

Don't.

Early voting's open in Ohio right now. Mailing your ballot? It has to ARRIVE by 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3. No grace period anymore.

#amburgeyvotes #editorialcartoon #ohio

Editorial cartoon in ink and watercolor. A thick gray-green fog rolls down a small-town Ohio main street at dusk, pumped out by a clanking iron machine stenciled CONFUSION that runs with no one at the crank. At right, a poll worker in a red cardigan and a VOLUNTEER pin stands in the lit doorway of the Board of Elections, holding a lantern high. Its warm light cuts a path through the fog, and a line of voters follows it in: an elderly woman with a cane, an older man in a work jacket and cap, and a young mother holding her small son's hand. A sandwich board by the door reads VOTE HERE. Caption: THE FOG IS THE PLAN. SHOW UP ANYWAY. Signed T.W. Amburgey.
@twamburgey.bsky.socialOct 15, 2026, 12:09 PM

Ohio's Supreme Court is 6–1. She's the 1.

"I sure would like a little more company," Justice Jennifer Brunner told the Ohio Capital Journal.

Vote the whole ballot. Early voting's open today and tomorrow, 8 to 5.

#amburgeyvotes #editorialcartoon #ohio

Editorial cartoon. Inside the Ohio Supreme Court, six robed justices sit huddled together at one end of the bench, seen from behind and faceless. At the far end, separated by empty bench, Justice Jennifer Brunner sits alone under a lamp, smiling as she writes on a page headed "DISSENT." In the foreground, a voter in a ball cap and work jacket stands at an early-voting booth holding a ballot open to the "OHIO SUPREME COURT" section, looking up at her. Banner: "I sure would like a little more company." — Justice Jennifer Brunner. Signed T.W. Amburgey.
@twamburgey.bsky.socialOct 12, 2026, 2:25 PM

Mail ballot still on the counter? It doesn't count when it leaves. It counts when it gets there — by 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3.

Or skip the mail. Early voting's back today, 8 to 5.

#amburgeyvotes #editorialcartoon #ohio

Editorial cartoon. A kitchen counter in autumn: a sealed white envelope marked BALLOT sits on top of a pile of junk mail and bills, pinned under a set of car keys with a little red pickup-truck keychain, a coffee ring on its corner, a small pumpkin and a coffee mug beside it. On the wall, a tear-off calendar reads OCT 12 with a yellow sticky note: "MUST ARRIVE BY 7:30 P.M. NOV 3." Caption banner: "IT HAS TO ARRIVE, NOT JUST LEAVE."
@twamburgey.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 11:43 AM

No early voting in Ohio this weekend. So drop off your absentee, mail it in, or vote first thing Monday.

Robert Sprague wants to get rid of drop boxes. Allison Russo wants one at every polling place on Election Day.

She'll keep the box open.

#amburgeyvotes #editorialcartoon #ohio

Editorial cartoon. Evening outside a brick county board of elections in a small Ohio town. At left, Robert Sprague, red-faced and gritting his teeth, leans back on a hand truck tagged "REMOVE," trying to haul away a navy ballot drop box. At right, Allison Russo smiles calmly, one hand pressing the box down and the other holding its slot open. Between them a man in flannel and a ball cap slips in an envelope marked "ABSENTEE BALLOT" and eyes Sprague sideways. The box's plate reads "RETURN BY 7:30 P.M. NOV. 3." Banner: "SHE'LL KEEP THE BOX OPEN."
@twamburgey.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 2:01 PM

When I was a field organizer on the Obama campaign, GOTV was my favorite part. Get out the vote.

The endorsements are done. From here to Nov. 3, one cartoon a day.

Early voting's open in Ohio right now. Today until 5. Don't wait.

#amburgeyvotes #editorialcartoon #ohio

Editorial cartoon. On a small-town Ohio sidewalk in autumn, a working man in a work jacket and ball cap, carrying a lunch pail, walks toward a brick building marked "Board of Elections." The door is propped open with a brick, an "Early Voting — Come On In" sign stands outside, and a poll worker waves from the doorway. Caption: "The polls are already open."