The image is a vertical political campaign poster in blue ink on an off-white background. At the top, bold, blue text reads "ROSS & CROMARTY BY-ELECTION 1936." Centered below the text is a rectangular, photographic portrait of a young man printed in a range of blue tones. Identified as Randolph Churchill, the man has light-colored hair parted to the side, an open smile, and he is wearing a dark suit jacket, white shirt, and patterned necktie. Below the portrait, three lines of bold blue text fill the rest of the poster. The full text reads: "RANDOLPH CHURCHILL / FOR / ROSS AND CROMARTY", and the very large block letters "R" and "C" span all three lines, serving as part of the candidate's and the county's initials in the first and third lines. The overall layout is formal and minimalist, focusing on the photographic subject and essential election information.
