Black text and images printed on yellow paper. Large text at top reads "Vote...South Africa" followed by a black bar with yellow text reading "An End To Apartheid". Beneath the bar is the text "A Material Aid Campaign". Centered is an image of a piece of paper titled "Ballot Paper" with rows and columns for voting for only one of the following parties: Africa National Congress (ANC), Afrikaner-Volksunie (AVU), Azanian People's Organisation (AZAPO), Conservative Party (CP), Democratic Party (DP), Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), National Party (NP), and Pan Africanist Congress (PAC). Each row has the party name, abbreviation, logo, and an empty box for voting. The ballot paper is crooked with the top right corner resting higher than the top left corner. The bottom of the mock ballot has a disclaimer. A black bar beneath the image of the ballot has yellow text that reads "the election in South Africa is on April 27, 1994". Beneath the bar is a list of items needed for the election followed by a rectangular text box with a black border with a number to call for donations or to volunteer. At the bottom center of the poster is the text "a project of the Bay Area Southern Africa Network" and an Oakland PO Box.