In 1952, Harvey Comics offered a public service guide for mid-century Americans on the importance of voting. This 16-page U.S. Government giveaway was distributed to encourage citizens to exercise their right to vote.

Times have changed, but the message to vote is just as vital; America’s future really depends on it. Every election, just like every vote count.

Make sure yours counts.

Illustrated by Al Avison the comic outlines how to vote, register, and pick a candidate.

Uncle Sam educates an apathetic voter who contends that his voice doesn’t matter.

America’s free elections by secret ballot are contrasted with the Communist Soviet Union elections, in which voters are punished for voting against the party