Looking for hoco court campaign ideas with a little personality? Think pink campaign buttons, newspaper-style flyers and photo frames covered in bows.
These pictures give you plenty to work with, including a few student council and prom designs you can adapt for homecoming.
You can keep it simple or go all out. Pick a color combination you love, then decide whether you want a funny slogan, a photo or a whole themed design.
Check your school’s campaign rules before planning handouts or hanging posters.
Homecoming campaign designs worth saving
little miss candidate
We’re starting off strong with this super cute Little Miss poster. I love the pink character with her yellow crown and little blue shoes.
The blue candidate name along the bottom matches those details.
Try the same mix of big black lettering and one bright character, then add your own name and court title.
pink game-style buttons
How cute are these buttons? The pink lettering, gold-colored stars and tiny avatar give them a playful game-screen look.
There’s even a little “Play!” button at the bottom.
These say GA President rather than homecoming. For your own version, swap that line for the court position you’re running for.
blue bows and silver fringe
This photo frame may just be one of my favorite hoco queen campaign ideas here. I love the blue bows down the sides and the shiny silver-colored fringe.
Keep your name across the top with the court title underneath the opening. That leaves the middle free for a group picture like this one.
an instagram photo frame
If you want to go a little bigger with your photo prop, this one is for you. The Instagram-style frame has story circles across the top, oversized icons below and mini campaign flyers along the sides.
I especially love the little portrait cards. You could use the same photo on your frame and handouts to tie everything together.
pink and blue campaign cash
I am obsessed with the pink and blue versions of these pretend bills. The portrait sits in the middle with a name banner across it, while “VOTE” fills the side.
Save this if you’re looking for homecoming court flyer ideas that aren’t the usual full-page poster. Keep yours clearly labeled as a campaign handout.
the homecoming front page
Don’t want to use bright colors? No problem!
This black-and-white design has a newspaper-style title, a huge voting headline and two framed portraits.
For homecoming flyer ideas with a more classic look, try this layout with your own photos. I’d keep the name just as bold as it is here.
matching pink vote shirts
The matching pink shirts are so cute together. I especially love the white name lettering and sparkling gold-colored outlines.
These shirts promote a student council campaign, but you could borrow the look for homecoming. Replace the position on the back with your court title and keep the matching pink sunglasses if you want that extra touch.
a pink heart photo prop
How adorable is this heart-shaped opening? The pink tinsel around it and decorated pink glasses are my favorite parts.
This is a prom queen prop, so change the heading if you’re using it for homecoming. The little portraits around the edges are worth keeping.
blow pop voting tags
The candy pun is so cute on these tags. “BLOW up the ballot” sits above the candidate names, with pink ribbon tying each tag to a wrapped lollipop.
If your school allows candy handouts, this is a sweet addition to your homecoming court campaign ideas. Keep the ingredient information available for anyone checking allergens.
a western wanted poster
If you are looking for a themed poster without lots of tiny decorations, this one is for you. The giant “WANTED” heading, aged-looking background and central photo do most of the work.
I love the red name lettering between the white stars. Use your own school year and court title beneath the portrait.
hoco diary cover
This diary-style flyer is just too cute. The pink-to-blue background, little crown and doodles around the photos make it look like a playful book cover.
If you’re saving colorful hoco flyer ideas, keep this one close. Try a short made-up book title around your own name rather than squeezing in a long campaign message.
yellow plaid and clueless
Calling all Clueless fans, this is such a fun way to use the movie theme. I love the yellow plaid with the pink hearts and old-school phone graphic.
The voting deadline gets its own dark panel at the bottom. Give your actual deadline that same clear spot when you make your version.
a sparkling stop sign
Don’t want to include a photo on your poster? No problem there!
This red stop-sign design uses a silver-colored border, a huge “STOP” and smaller script for the candidate details.
I’d make your name a little larger in your own version so it doesn’t get lost beside that big center word.
a sweet little treat tag
This is another cute way to pair a voting message with a treat. The orange striped tag reads “It would be sweet if you voted AUBREY for Queen,” with the name written extra large.
You don’t need a complicated design here. A short handwritten message and your name can be enough.
pastel letter bracelets
I love these pink, purple and blue bracelets with their gold-colored accents. The pictured words are “WOULDVE,” “COULDVE” and “SHOULDVE,” so these aren’t campaign bracelets as shown.
For a homecoming version, try your name or “VOTE” in the white letter beads. Keep the pastel colors if you want that same sweet look.
stars and a microphone graphic
There’s so much to love in this flyer, from the star-shaped photo cutouts to the microphone graphic in the corner. The brick background and red borders make the yellow lettering stand out.
Try one large portrait with smaller snapshots down the side if you want to follow this layout.
extra extra
This is another newspaper-inspired design, but it’s a little different from the one above. I love the oversized “EXTRA!
EXTRA!” heading with one large portrait underneath.
There’s a QR code in the lower corner. If you add one to your own flyer, check that it opens the correct school-approved voting or information page.
a superhero skyline
The superhero fans are going to love this! The blue background sits above a black skyline filled with red, yellow and green windows.
This poster is for a secretary campaign rather than homecoming. Borrow the colorful skyline and hero-style emblems, then write a new slogan that fits your court position.
blue star id frame
This is such a fun twist on a photo frame. The opening sits on the left like an oversized ID photo, with blue stars all around the border.
I especially love the signature detail underneath the slogan. For your own prop, you could replace the personal-information fields with your grade, campaign name and voting date.
if you’re reading this
Last but definitely not least, we have this simple black-and-white poster. The handwritten “If you’re reading this” message leads straight into the candidate’s name and “HOCO QUEEN.”
If you don’t want to add photos or lots of color, take this as your starting point. I’d leave plenty of space around the words just like this.
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