Civics, Democracy & Citizenship Coloring Pages 2026: Government, Constitution & Suffrage (10 Free PDFs)

Printing tips

• Choose A4 outside North America and US Letter in the US and Canada. Both PDFs keep safe margins.

Every page in this collection

• U.S. Capitol Building: The United States Capitol with its dome, an American flag, trees and stars.
• Constitution Scroll and Quill: A blank parchment scroll with a quill pen, an ink pot and an American flag, ready for your own rules.
• Election Vocabulary Flashcards: Eight cut-out vocabulary cards: vote, ballot, election, citizen, democracy, polling place, candidate and majority, with meanings.
• How Voting Works Cut and Paste: Cut out four pictures and glue them in order: register, go to the polling place, mark the ballot and cast it.
• Class Mock Election Ballot: A nonpartisan classroom ballot to vote on a class pet and a class snack, with ovals to fill in.
• Statue of Liberty: The Statue of Liberty raising her torch among stars and clouds.
• Women's Suffrage March: Women in early 1900s dresses and hats march with banners and pennants for the right to vote (generic figures, not real people).
• Voter Registration Table: A volunteer helps a young adult register to vote at a table under a tent with balloons and star bunting.
• The White House: The White House with its columns, fountain, lawn and a flag on the roof.
• Why Do We Vote? Worksheet: A short reading on why citizens vote, a drawing box and writing lines.