Nothing marks the election season quite like the array of political yard signs placed alongside the roads. Folks have the right to show support for political candidates, especially on private ...

From Texas Standard: This political season in Texas, yard signs have been at the center of stories that sound straight out of The Onion. There’s the couple who turned their front lawn into a ...

Under Ohio law, political yard signs can't be placed in the public right-of-way, which often includes tree lawns. This only applies to roads outside of cities and other municipal areas, however.

Yard signs can do that, even if the candidate is not real, one study found. In that study , researchers placed signs for a fictitious candidate in a Nashville yard, near an elementary school ...

Yard signs represent a proud tradition of political advocacy. For candidates who receive limited media coverage, they are a low-cost way of introducing themselves to voters.

Harlingen, Texas (KVEO)—As the Nov. 3 election approaches, excitement builds for candidates in the Rio Grande Valley. Republican or Democrat, neighbors have noticed their political yard signs ...

But yard signs have been harder to find in the 2016 election than in years past, making St. Vincent’s signs stand out more. Political signs are falling out of favor by both campaigns and ...

The election is over, but campaign signs remain planted in many yards throughout the St. Louis region. A new initiative aims to keep them out of the landfill. The OneSTL Recycling Working Group and ...

As Election Day Nears, Yard Signs Disappear. Modern technology including doorbell cameras and tiny tracking devices have turned the tables on sign stealers. Listen to this article · 7:02 min ...

TOLEDO, Ohio — Republicans and Democrats are finding some common ground this election; their campaign signs are being stolen. The Bowling Green Police Division is one of many area police ...

NORTHERN MICHIGAN — Nothing marks the election season quite like the array of political yard signs placed alongside the roads. Folks have the right to show support for political candidates ...

Under Ohio law, political yard signs can't be placed in the public right-of-way, which often includes tree lawns. This only applies to roads outside of cities and other municipal areas, however.