Speaking of yard signs... Do you put them in your yard?

[steve...]

I don't put them up and don't think seeing them influences my vote. In my apartment days, IIRC, there were usually rules agains them. Maybe in a local race I might give them a little consideration, but not in a national election.

[$tevie]

Being in a rowhouse in the city, we have no yard. We have bumper stickers on our storm door and normally would have a sign in the living room window but never got one this year. Sheer inertia, I'm afraid.

[OWC Jamie]

Patriotic Duty

[Carnos Jax]

The proven criminal Trump is the one that'll more likely go to prison.

[cbelt3]

With the campaign rhetoric the way it is now ? Hell NO. It's like painting a target on your house.

[Rick-o]

Not at the house, as I'm tucked back in the woods, last house, on a dead end road.

However, my small biz is on the North end, on a main road leading out of town. When I first bought the property, I had to deal with dozens of signs that were planted without my permission.

I would gather them all up and dispose of them posthaste. 20 years later and I get an occasional sign. Most people in my small burg have learned it's futile to make an attempt now.

[wave rider]

No but because no one would see it.

[Wags]

I have a yard sign for a local candidate for city commissioner. Local races can still be influenced by such things, sort of.

[mstudio]

No yard signs, but I have publicly endorsed candidates when asked.

[SteveG]

Still looking for the "Putin-Seagal" Presidential signs.
They are a good fit with the "Trump-Pence" ones.