How many yardsigns and bumperstickers are you all seeing where you live?

[Figueira]

I was in Vermont yesterday. All Republican signs for some reason.

Trump or Phil Scott...?

Trump, Scott, Milne. No Clinton, Minter, or Leahy.

And it was in a pretty Democratic area, even at the state level. I think Republicans use lawn signs more for some reason.

I'd guess it's an age thing - in Vermont especially, I'll bet the age gap between the parties is huge.

That's a good point. Also, I bet people who own property bordering major roads tend to be Republicans.

[Bojack Horseman]

I saw this sign during my commute this morning. There was one on that side of the street in front of Rite Aid, and another across the street in front of the Mobil station in the background. They were both taken down by the time I got back around my hometown. Sorry it's so grainy, but I had to take it quickly on my phone as I was stopped at a red light waiting to turn left.

[Classic Conservative]

I was up in North County aka Coös County this weekend and it was Trump sign land. Almost every street had at least one Trump sign.

[Mr. Illini]

Signs are definitely starting to pop up.

In the city, of course there's no Republican presence.

In the suburbs where I grew up, the Dems seem energized. Compared to 2014 when it was mostly Republican. Hillary, Duckworth, and local Dems prevalent.

Also have seen a couple of Gary Johnson stickers out on the expressway.

[Ricky1121]

Tons of Trump signs and stickers in Loveland, Colorado. A few Bernie ones also. VERY FEW Clinton signs

[Gass3268]

Clinton stuff is starting to pop up a lot more around here in the DC Metro. I've seen as many Johnson signs as Trump signs (1 each).

[GeorgiaModerate]

There's been one Trump sign (and none for anyone else) on my commute home.  Today, following the first debate, it's gone.  Coincidence?

[heatcharger]

Clinton stuff is starting to pop up a lot more around here in the DC Metro. I've seen as many Johnson signs as Trump signs (1 each).

Yeah, I'm seeing a lot more Clinton/Kaine/Bennett signs or Clinton/Kaine/Connolly ones.

I saw my first Trump yard sign a couple days ago, and it looks like they were trying to hide it behind a tree. At this point in 2012 you could find plenty of Romney signs, but now there's very little support for the Republican this time.

[Classic Conservative]

There's been one Trump sign (and none for anyone else) on my commute home.  Today, following the first debate, it's gone.  Coincidence?

Every night we get signs stolen in my area. That's why people are putting them on their trees or putting giant billboard signs.

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For some reason, I've been seeing much more signs for my county sheriff election than for the presidential election. With that said, Hillary seems to hold the advantage over Trump.

[Kingpoleon]

And now the count is one to one to one. I saw my first Johnson/Weld yard sign yesterday.

[Confused Democrat]

Just saw my first yard sign today in SoFlo.

It was a Clinton-Kaine sign.

[Mr. Smith]

Still lots of Bernie love, but much more for the upcoming Mayoral Election, and for City Council seats.

[ag]

Still lots of Bernie love, but much more for the upcoming Mayoral Election, and for City Council seats.

Interestingly, a week ago in Coral Gables (I spent a few days there) there were no signs of any sort whatsoever. I think I would have noticed.

[KingSweden]

There's been one Trump sign (and none for anyone else) on my commute home.  Today, following the first debate, it's gone.  Coincidence?

Every night we get signs stolen in my area. That's why people are putting them on their trees or putting giant billboard signs.

You know, stealing campaign signs is, technically, a crime. If anyone in your area is caught stealing them, they should be reported.

(Seriously, I got in trouble for this in high school when I grabbed a pair of signs for a school video we were shooting)

[CatoMinor]

Considering Walker county is a safe R county in a Safe R state, the libertarians are the only ones bothering to actively campaign here. As such yard signage around here is roughly 50% Trump, 40% Johnson 10% Clinton. Bumper stickers are probably more 40-40-20.

Also 3 precincts have been targeted with a door hanger campaign for Johnson, and the Libertarian candidates for Railroad Commissioner and state legislator. I honestly haven't seen the other parties have anything close to a ground game here.