The Anecdotal Lawn Signs Megathread

[wbrocks67]

Thought this could be fun as we go further into election season. Nothing but sharing anecdotes on lawn signs and where you've seen them!

[GeorgiaModerate]

I've seen very few here (Forsyth County GA) this year.  Most were for the primary and have since been taken down.

One of my neighbors had a "Walker for Senate" sign up for a couple months, but it has also come down.  I don't know why.

[Comrade Funk]

No Oz. Lots of Fetterman.

[Horus]

Despite him consistently outperforming her in the polls, I've seen double the amount of Abrams signs compared to Warnock. This is all DeKalb/Fulton/Gwinnett.

[Utah Neolib]

I was in Oregon recently and the only sign I saw for anyone was a Drazan sign by a highway. No lawn signs whatsoever. Weird.
In Utah, a few Mike Lee signs. Haven’t seen a McMullin one yet.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

Didn’t see a recent Wyoming thread, but I drove the width of the state today. Observations: lots of Cheney signs in Cheyenne and Laramie. More Hagerman signs along rural I-80. On the FM radio side of things, I heard the ad Dick Cheney made about 5-6 times and only one or two Hagerman ads.

[wbrocks67]

Also, if you could add where you are too (even generally), would be helpful!

Back where I'm from, in Montgomery County, PA (suburb of Philly), not a whole lot of action. Have seen 1 Shapiro sign on my parents street, and 2 Fetterman signs as well. Have seen no Oz and Mastriano signs though whatsoever in the town at all.

There's also 1 Kathy Barnette primary sign that someone has still not taken down near the highway lol.

[wbrocks67]

No Oz. Lots of Fetterman.

Where in PA?

[Comrade Funk]

No Oz. Lots of Fetterman.

Where in PA?

Bucks and Montco

[xavier110]

Phoenix…I don’t think I’ve seen a Kelly sign anywhere. The millions are being burnt on other things. Some Masters, but more on corners during the primary…think I’ve seen them outside one actual home.

[TML]

I’ve seen signs for every single Democratic congressional candidate on my primary ballot.

[ProgressiveModerate]

NYC so not necessarily the most sign-friendly city but really nothing.

[Secretary of State Liberal Hack]

In Houston, saw 0 republican signs, 1 libertarian sign and a ton of Beto Signs.

[Anti Democrat Democrat Club]

Seacoast area, have noticed a few Hassan and Pappas signs but lots of buzz in the GOP. If anything in my town there are more signs for our state rep race than anything. The Democratic primary isn't for another month - Hassan is facing token opposition while Pappas doesn't have a challenger. Hassan has been more focused on TV ads.

For the Senate, there's a pretty heavy Morse presence out here. I see a bunch of Bolduc signs and a few Smith ones, but the main one is Morse. I have some reason to believe but then again Carson massively led the road sign count in my area in 2016.

As for NH-1, Leavitt has an edge - probably because this is her stomping grounds. Here and, to a lesser extent, the Salem area where her family owns a business, are her home turfs. Mowers is a close second, with a few Gail Huff Brown and Tim Baxter signs here and there. No Prescott presence at all, even in his hometown.

It underscores just how dire the situation is for Mowers' opponents in the primary. All four of them are from the Seacoast. If Mowers can run up the margin in Manchester, he's got this.

Nyvin or any other NHposter - what's the sign situation looking like for you?

[It’s so Joever]

As I said in a different thread, saw a Bennet sign in a Biden+32 rich suburban precinct.

[Bernie Derangement Syndrome Haver]

I drove through rural western Rhode Island today and saw a huge number of Fung signs.

[Nyvin]

Seacoast area, have noticed a few Hassan and Pappas signs but lots of buzz in the GOP. If anything in my town there are more signs for our state rep race than anything. The Democratic primary isn't for another month - Hassan is facing token opposition while Pappas doesn't have a challenger. Hassan has been more focused on TV ads.

For the Senate, there's a pretty heavy Morse presence out here. I see a bunch of Bolduc signs and a few Smith ones, but the main one is Morse. I have some reason to believe but then again Carson massively led the road sign count in my area in 2016.

As for NH-1, Leavitt has an edge - probably because this is her stomping grounds. Here and, to a lesser extent, the Salem area where her family owns a business, are her home turfs. Mowers is a close second, with a few Gail Huff Brown and Tim Baxter signs here and there. No Prescott presence at all, even in his hometown.

It underscores just how dire the situation is for Mowers' opponents in the primary. All four of them are from the Seacoast. If Mowers can run up the margin in Manchester, he's got this.

Nyvin or any other NHposter - what's the sign situation looking like for you?

The Republican primary in my town is crazy competitive, they have 15 candidates for state rep and only 7 seats.   Also seeing signs for Riley (R Gov candidate) even though he doesn't really seem competitive at all.  Lots of Buldoc signs and some signs from Morse too.

I have seen a few for Pappas but that's about it for Democrats.  There's practically no D primary here at all aside from those two nobodies challenging Hassan.

If signs were an indication of winning one would think Republicans are winning a landslide.

[Gracile]

I passed through DuPage County recently and the only signs I saw were a few for one of the (Democratic) state legislators who represent that area. I assume there will probably be more after Labor Day as the campaign season heats up, though.

[Xing]

A few Murray signs here in Seattle, though far more Gross and Valdez signs. Up in Mill Creek I saw a Smiley sign, though it was next to a Culp sign from 2020.

[Ferguson97]

80% Gottheimer, 20% Pallotta

[RI]

A few Murray signs here in Seattle, though far more Gross and Valdez signs. Up in Mill Creek I saw a Smiley sign, though it was next to a Culp sign from 2020.

I've yet to see a single Murray sign anywhere. Plenty of Smiley signs across my district. DelBene and Hobbs got theirs up pretty late while Wagoner and Cavaleri had a bunch; haven't seen any Anderson signs. Most signs around here are for legislative races; I have plenty of my signs up, for example.

Signs mean basically nothing, honestly.

[Boobs]

Dozens of Pat Ryan signs and a single one for Molinaro.

[Crumpets]

A few Murray signs here in Seattle, though far more Gross and Valdez signs. Up in Mill Creek I saw a Smiley sign, though it was next to a Culp sign from 2020.

I've yet to see a single Murray sign anywhere. Plenty of Smiley signs across my district. DelBene and Hobbs got theirs up pretty late while Wagoner and Cavaleri had a bunch; haven't seen any Anderson signs.

Signs mean basically nothing, honestly.

Yeah, very few Murray signs and maybe a couple Smiley signs here and there on the outskirts of Seattle. Almost all of the signs I see around my part of town are for the open State House seat (36th LD).

[Canis]

Lots of Caruso signs mostly in front of my republican neighbor's houses and two Bass signs in my neighborhood. One house with a ton of trump 2024 flags on it has a Caruso sign and a reelect sheriff Villanueva sign. Also, a couple of Meija signs are up including the one I have from the primary lol still need to get the new updated one. Pretty much no signs for the statewide or congressional races here which makes sense seeing as their not really competitive. 

[This user has not been convicted of 34 felonies]

Have not seen an Oz sign except for one outside my polling place when I lived in Lancaster County. None since moving to Bucks County. A good number of Fetterman signs in Bucks, one or two in Berks, and quite a few in Montco.

I've seen Mastriano signs everywhere. They're like the plague. I didn't see my first Shapiro lawn sign until I drove through Montco and Philly about a month and a half ago. I've seen a few Shapiro signs in Bucks since then.