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Fridge magnets for politicians and campaigns

Fridge magnets for politicians start from 9 cents each, minimum just 50 units. The ones that survive past election day carry local service information, not slogans.

Sizes and formats

Standard DL

Standard DL

A5

A5

A6

A6

Business Card

Business Card

XXL Business Card

XXL Business Card

XLong Business Card

XLong Business Card

Ruler

Ruler

DL With Letter & Envelope

DL With Letter & Envelope

DL With Patch Magnet

DL With Patch Magnet

DL Magnet with Envelope

DL Magnet with Envelope

DL House

DL House

Biz Card w/A6 Flyer in Envelope

Biz Card w/A6 Flyer in Envelope

A7 Magnet With Envelope

A7 Magnet With Envelope

What to put on it

  • Your electorate office phone number, address and hours. The core content and the reason it stays up.
  • Local service numbers residents actually need: council, state emergency service, health, transport. Being the source of that list is the whole strategy.
  • What your office can help with — Centrelink, immigration, aged care, Medicare, NDIS. Most constituents have no idea these are things an MP's office handles.
  • Branding kept deliberately restrained. Slogan-heavy magnets get binned; service-oriented ones stay on the door and do more for you.

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Fridge magnets for politicians and campaigns

Which one are you after?

Why fridge magnets for politicians and campaigns work

A campaign magnet with a face and a slogan goes in the bin. A magnet with the electorate office number, local service contacts and useful information stays on the fridge for the whole term — and it is seen daily by a household that increasingly associates your name with being useful.

For sitting members it is constituent service infrastructure rather than advertising. People genuinely do not know who to contact about a pothole, a passport, an aged care problem or a visa question, and being the answer to that is worth more than any billboard.

Which format suits

A5

Room for a full local services list plus your office details. Most effective for sitting members.

Standard DL

Office details and a shorter services list, at lower cost across a whole electorate.

Business Card

Office contact only, handed out at doorknocks and street stalls.

Common questions

What should a political fridge magnet include?
Your electorate office contact details, a list of local service numbers residents actually need, and what your office can help with — Centrelink, immigration, aged care, NDIS. Slogans get the magnet binned.
Do campaign magnets work?
Service-oriented ones do. A magnet with useful local numbers stays on the fridge for the whole term and is seen daily; a magnet with a face and a slogan is thrown away with the rest of the campaign material.
How many magnets for an electorate?
One per household across the electorate, which typically runs into the tens of thousands. Minimum is just 50 units, so a single booth area or a councillor's ward is also viable.