Third Party Political Signs

[Alcon]

Did you see any?

I just saw a Gene Amondson (Prohibition Party candidate) sign in a rural area near Port Townsend, Wash., the other day.  Odd, considering he was not on the Washington State ballot.

My parents mentioned seeing a Badnarik sign, I recall, and I may have seen a Nader bumper sticker, but otherwise nothing.

[Jake]

I saw a Nader sticker and a Badnarik sticker. The Constitution Party is quite large in PA, so about a week before the election they went on a massive sign placing whilwind in Scranton and I must've seen around 25 Clymer or Peroutka signs just in one section of town. Didn't really help

[Speed of Sound]

i saw alot of Clymer and Badnarik signs. i saw one Peroutka sign. no bumper stickers. (unless you count bumperstickers that are both anti-Kerry and Anti-Bush as 3rd party bumperstickers)

[Max Power]

I've seen one for the extreme-right wing senate candidate Jimmy Clymer last year. Other than that, no.

[John Dibble]

About a month ago I saw a Harry Brown bumber sticker.

Seriously though, I really hate it when people don't remove their bumper stickers for months and months after the election - are they really so lazy that they can't take the time to do something that simple?

[Speed of Sound]

About a month ago I saw a Harry Brown bumber sticker.

Seriously though, I really hate it when people don't remove their bumper stickers for months and months after the election - are they really so lazy that they can't take the time to do something that simple?

yes. i still see tons of signs where i live.

[danwxman]

I've seen one for the extreme-right wing senate candidate Jimmy Clymer last year. Other than that, no.

Same here. We probably saw the same guy, lol.

[nini2287]

For some reason in the very socially libeal area of Montco there were a bunch of Clymer signs that read "Pro-life" or "Pro-Gun".  I think I saw more Clymer signs than Specter signs.

I saw one or two signs each for Nader and Badnarik.  When I was interning at Schwartz' office in the heart of Jenkintown (a place whose views on social issues are close to opebos it seems) I saw a car with a Peroutka bumper sticker and another that read "You can't be Catholic and pro-choice."

[Max Power]

I've seen one for the extreme-right wing senate candidate Jimmy Clymer last year. Other than that, no.

Same here. We probably saw the same guy, lol.

Depends. Where do you live?

[Platypus]

I see quite a few of these:



Very few of these:



Never any of these:


(The Nationals, who only run in rural and regional electorates)

Also never see Family First.

[Hatman 🍁]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

[Citizen James]

Well, it was a while ago, but I remember a clever libertarian bumper sticker - "I'm pro-choice on everything".

[Max Power]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

[Hatman 🍁]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

[??????????]

I've seen one for the extreme-right wing senate candidate Jimmy Clymer last year. Other than that, no.

I've read about Clymer. He's far from "extreme".

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

I saw one Peroutka sign in a yard, and one Badnarik bumper sticker.  The Peroutka sign is still there, in a rather unkept yard with a 70's era car parked out front.

[Max Power]

I've seen one for the extreme-right wing senate candidate Jimmy Clymer last year. Other than that, no.

I've read about Clymer. He's far from "extreme".

So he's mainstream?

[Max Power]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

[King]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

I think he lives in Ottawa.

[Max Power]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

I think he lives in Ottawa.

Oh, okay. That makes sense, then.

[Hatman 🍁]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

I think he lives in Ottawa.

Oh, okay. That makes sense, then.

Yes I do live in Ottawa. The closest CHP candidate was in Glengarry-Prescott-Russell which consists of a small part of the city, but that's about it. Anyways, how does "that make sense"? 

[Max Power]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

I think he lives in Ottawa.

Oh, okay. That makes sense, then.

Yes I do live in Ottawa. The closest CHP candidate was in Glengarry-Prescott-Russell which consists of a small part of the city, but that's about it. Anyways, how does "that make sense"? 

If you live in Ontario, and you live in a city, you most likely live in Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, or Mississauga. Sorry if it sounded mean, it wasn't supposed to be. I just read it again, and I see why are you are asking that question.

[Hatman 🍁]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

I think he lives in Ottawa.

Oh, okay. That makes sense, then.

Yes I do live in Ottawa. The closest CHP candidate was in Glengarry-Prescott-Russell which consists of a small part of the city, but that's about it. Anyways, how does "that make sense"? 

If you live in Ontario, and you live in a city, you most likely live in Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, or Mississauga. Sorry if it sounded mean, it wasn't supposed to be. I just read it again, and I see why are you are asking that question.

No, no, s'ok. Ontario has many cities though of course- many large cities. But, anyways- Toronto is the enemy, and it must be crushed Canadians outside Toronto despise it, because of the whole "Centre of the Universe" thing.

[Max Power]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

I think he lives in Ottawa.

Oh, okay. That makes sense, then.

Yes I do live in Ottawa. The closest CHP candidate was in Glengarry-Prescott-Russell which consists of a small part of the city, but that's about it. Anyways, how does "that make sense"? 

If you live in Ontario, and you live in a city, you most likely live in Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, or Mississauga. Sorry if it sounded mean, it wasn't supposed to be. I just read it again, and I see why are you are asking that question.

No, no, s'ok. Ontario has many cities though of course- many large cities. But, anyways- Toronto is the enemy, and it must be crushed Canadians outside Toronto despise it, because of the whole "Centre of the Universe" thing.

Kind of like NYC and LA here.

[Hatman 🍁]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

I think he lives in Ottawa.

Oh, okay. That makes sense, then.

Yes I do live in Ottawa. The closest CHP candidate was in Glengarry-Prescott-Russell which consists of a small part of the city, but that's about it. Anyways, how does "that make sense"? 

If you live in Ontario, and you live in a city, you most likely live in Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, or Mississauga. Sorry if it sounded mean, it wasn't supposed to be. I just read it again, and I see why are you are asking that question.

No, no, s'ok. Ontario has many cities though of course- many large cities. But, anyways- Toronto is the enemy, and it must be crushed Canadians outside Toronto despise it, because of the whole "Centre of the Universe" thing.

Kind of like NYC and LA here.

Yes, precisely. I was unaware of LA, but I know you guys aren't too fond of New Yorkers