Pixelle Introduces Premium Ballot Paper Portfolio Designed for U.S. Elections

Pixelle Specialty Solutions (“Pixelle”), a leading manufacturer of specialty papers in North America, launched a new product portfolio of premium ballot papers tailored for local, state and federal elections across the United States. As the 2024 national and local elections draw near, Pixelle is positioned to support polling nationwide with a wide range of high-performance ballot papers that are made in the U.S.A.

“Voting is the lifeblood of our democracy, and we take great pride in producing ballot papers which play a vital role in our election process,” said Ross Bushnell, President and Chief Executive Officer. “Pixelle’s ballot papers are designed to meet the demands of high-volume elections, allowing for efficient and accurate vote tabulation.”

Pixelle’s ballot paper portfolio includes options for hand-marked ballots, machine-readable ballots compatible with major voting systems, and durable mail-in/absentee ballots. Basis weights range from 80 lb. to 100 lb. and include durable, uncoated heavyweight stocks that deliver excellent opacity and trouble-free printing on web offset, sheetfed, digital toner and inkjet presses. Additionally, Pixelle’s ballot papers offer consistent post-processing for folding, scoring and perforation.
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