Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is shown on a football field with his head attached to a white jersey numbered zero while clutching a white ballot box under one arm. A much larger player wearing a red Georgia Bulldogs helmet and a jersey labeled VOTERS 21 stands with his back to the viewer watching Kemp depart. One of Kemp's cleats lies on the turf behind him as he walks toward the sideline. A speech bubble above Kemp reads I CAN'T WIN... SO I'M TAKING MY BALLOT BOX AND GOING HOME!

The drawing was published March 30 2021 shortly after Kemp signed Senate Bill 202 into law. The legislation made multiple changes to Georgia election procedures including new identification requirements for absentee ballots restrictions on drop boxes and limits on the time available for early voting. Critics argued the measures would reduce access for minority voters while supporters said the changes improved security and confidence in elections.

The cartoon uses the football field setting to portray the governor as a losing player removing the equipment of the game rather than continuing to compete. The oversized voter figure emphasizes the scale of public participation compared with the solitary departing official. The image highlights the partisan divide over election administration that followed the 2020 presidential contest in the state.