Why people should NOT steal others political signs...

[joycenalex]

"...That's what I keep thinking - do the signs really matter in the end?...."
maybe not for the top of the ticket, but the name recognition for the down ballot names does help. i have a sign for a county commissioner candidate in my yard. three weeks ago a neighbor, who i haven't spoken to except for "hi how ya doin, nice day" stuff asked me about my candidate, so yes, i think it can help.

[lizbud]

"...That's what I keep thinking - do the signs really matter in the end?...."
maybe not for the top of the ticket, but the name recognition for the down ballot names does help. i have a sign for a county commissioner candidate in my yard. three weeks ago a neighbor, who i haven't spoken to except for "hi how ya doin, nice day" stuff asked me about my candidate, so yes, i think it can help.

It's worked that way for me too. Every 2 years I post the same sign for
a candidate for state office. It's a 2yr term office. I've gotten a lot of
questions & been able to provide info on the candidate. It does make a
difference sometimes.

[JenBKR]

"...That's what I keep thinking - do the signs really matter in the end?...."
maybe not for the top of the ticket, but the name recognition for the down ballot names does help. i have a sign for a county commissioner candidate in my yard. three weeks ago a neighbor, who i haven't spoken to except for "hi how ya doin, nice day" stuff asked me about my candidate, so yes, i think it can help.

Well, I guess I can understand that - for local candidates. For presidents though, you'd have to be living under a rock to not recognize the names of the people running

[lizbud]

For presidents though, you'd have to be living under a rock to not recognize the names of the people running

Oh, you would be amazed.

[JenBKR]

Oh, you would be amazed.

Ya know what, I bet you're right - I swear sometimes people never cease to amaze me!