Super Tuesday posters: Are the road signs up by you?

[Eraserhead]

By me the Obama signs have started flooding the place and even more Ron Paul signs (some have been up for months already) have started showing up.... but that's basically it. I haven't seen much else from any of the other candidates.

[Keystone Phil]

I visit NJ pretty often but I haven't seen any. I'll be there Saturday to do some work for McCain so hopefully some will pop up.   

[Verily]

They started to pop up on property immediately after Iowa. Signs by roads are much more recent, but there are a few Obama signs on Rte 4 and a flurry of Clinton, McCain and Obama signs along I-95.

Ron Paul signs have been around since December, and some of them look pretty beat.

[Aizen]

Haha, up here at CU Boulder is Obama central. Obama signs and posters dominate the campus

[big bad fab]

Unfortunately, absolutely no signs in my country.....

I would have liked put some McCain signs out there, but I would have been seen as a mad man (and in France, you can't do exactly what you want: there's a law limiting signs).

[Bacon King]

One guy near my school has a Huckabee sign in his yard, but thats really it.

[© tweed]

Ron Paul bumper stickers at every stop sign

[John Dibble]

I've seen quite a few Ron Paul signs - yesterday I even saw one being carried by an airplane when I was driving home. I haven't seen signs for the other candidates though, but I have heard an Obama ad on the radio. I haven't seen hide nor hair of Clinton. She's probably not putting much into Georgia I guess.

[Hash]

No.

[Keystone Phil]

Oddly enough, even though PA doesn't vote until late April, some Paul nuts have put up some signs in my area. My precinct even has a Paul yard sign. 

[Jake]

Yup, Ron Paul signs can be seen every mile or two along the roads.

[Eraserhead]

Oddly enough, even though PA doesn't vote until late April, some Paul nuts have put up some signs in my area. My precinct even has a Paul yard sign. 

That started here months ago, so that makes sense. They are an energetic bunch.

[AndrewTX]

Yeah, we got some Romney and Paul signs.

[Alcon]

We're not a Super Tuesday state, but the signs are still up.

I'd say, among signs on the roads, Paul leads, followed closely by Obama, with a token showing by Clinton.

When it comes to signs outside of houses, Obama is solidly #1, followed by a surprising number of Paul signs.  I haven't seen a Clinton sign outside of a house.

I also haven't seen a single piece of campaign material, sign or otherwise, from a Republican candidate who isn't Paul.

[bullmoose88]

I'm starting to see Hillary signs pop up...and that's about it.

[Keystone Phil]

I'm starting to see Hillary signs pop up...and that's about it.

In Bucks? Or are you still up north?

[Verily]

A huge number of Obama signs sprouted up last night in my town. Not surprising, given that we're black-plurality, or close enough. There was an unofficial Obama rally here yesterday, so it makes sense.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Very few here in North Carolina as well. I don't think they have their primary till May, though.

There were tons of McCain and Ron Paul signs all over Charleston before I left after New Years.

[War on Want]

Ron Paul signs have been around for since August.

[bullmoose88]

I'm starting to see Hillary signs pop up...and that's about it.

In Bucks? Or are you still up north?

The great unsnowy north (for the moment)...Muncipality Omitted, County of Ononadaga, State of New York...

Though its interesting, the democratic race for Walsh's seat is beginning to heat up...Maffei might get a primary challenger in Syracuse Mayor Driscoll...Probably best for the GOP that Driscoll wins...if thats possible...then the GOP could run against the failure which is the city.

[Bacon King]

She's probably not putting much into Georgia I guess.

Actually, Hillary apparently has a couple of radio ads out. I haven't heard any, though.

[CultureKing]

We're not a Super Tuesday state, but the signs are still up.

I'd say, among signs on the roads, Paul leads, followed closely by Obama, with a token showing by Clinton.

When it comes to signs outside of houses, Obama is solidly #1, followed by a surprising number of Paul signs.  I haven't seen a Clinton sign outside of a house.

I also haven't seen a single piece of campaign material, sign or otherwise, from a Republican candidate who isn't Paul.

same here, on the road I live on there are 4 Ron Paul signs and 5 Obama signs. None for anyone else.

[Kushahontas]

clinton signs, ron paul bumper stickers on every lamp post within 12 block radius, ron paul signs on the road close to the city limits, etc.

[Torie]

Signs are totally absent in south Orange County, Calif, and illegal although they appear on streets in any event, but not this time.