Marshall Islands’ New US Presidential Election Souvenir Sheet
2020-11-05 Thu
The United States 2020 presidential election is commemorated on three souvenir sheets from the Marshall Islands. The sheets were issued Oct. 16, less than three weeks before the Nov. 3 election.Citizens the world over are following the election from all corners and the Marshall Islands, who has always shared a close relationship with the United States, has memorialized this upcoming international event with the issuance of special commemorative postage stamps. One souvenir sheet of four 2 Dollars stamps features the two primary candidates and their running mates.
Democratic candidate former Vice President Joe Biden and his choice for vice president, Senator Kamala Harris, are pictured on the two stamps on the left side of the sheet, and Republican candidate and sitting President Donald J. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence are pictured on the two stamps on the right.
The sheet also includes an elephant emblem and the words “U.S. Republican Party” in the lower left and a donkey emblem and “U.S. Democratic Party” in the lower right.
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