Top of poster has a yellow printed background with alternating red and purple lines of text reading "Some Politicians Don't Know Much. / They Don't Know What It's Like Saving For Both An Education / And An Electric Bill. / They Don't Know Second Mortgages, Second Shifts Or Second-Hand. / They Certainly Don't Know The Price Of / Macaroni And Cheese. / Or How Tough It Is To Find A Good Job. / Or How Tough It Is To Lose One. / At The End Of The Day, The Health Care Problem Isn't Crying In Their Laps. / The Economy Isn't Asking Them For / A New Pair Of Sneakers. / Violence Isn't Attending The Same Schools As Their Kids. / You See, Some Politicians Don't Know Any Of These Things. / It's Up To You To Tell Them. / Please Vote. / Let The Politicians Know What's Really Important." At the bottom of the poster are four images tinted shades of green, orange and red showing, from left to right, a woman hugging her children, a woman in front of a large scale, an elderly woman in a wheelchair, and a woman kissing her child's forehead. Over the images is "Working Women Vote '96 / AFL-CIO" followed by contact information for the Working Women's Department, all in white.