William H. Ayres campaigned for office using distinctive tactics. Amongst his unconventional strategies were personalized souvenirs emblazoned with Ayres' likeness or the slogan “Ayres cares.” This example, a didactic coloring book, tells the story of two children, whose questions about voting inspire the family to leave their 1960s split-level home for a trip to the nation's capital. The book reflects the social mores of its time.