If you somehow managed to avoid noticing all the election signs, consider yourself lucky. After all is said and done Tuesday, someone new will be president and political yard signs will begin to ...

Once the election has come and gone, what do you do with your campaign yard signs and piles of election mail? It turns out, it can all be recycled! Midland Davis Corporation is a recycling center ...

Reports of missing signs around any election cycle aren't unusual – and ... using an Apple tracking device to lead them to their yard sign's captor, who also had 59 other yard signs in the ...

In that study, researchers placed signs for a fictitious candidate in a Nashville yard, near an elementary school, months before the actual election. Three days later, parents were surveyed and ...

Election day has come and gone, and no matter the outcome of your preferred candidate or measure, it's time to take down those political yard signs. But before you shove it in your trash bin ...

Aspen resident Mark Tye will be able to keep his front-yard signs intact after city council on Monday decided to hold off on ...

According to Missouri Law, stealing or defacing campaign yard signs is classified as a class four election offense and is punishable up to a year in prison, and/or a fine up to $2,500. Voters aren ...

But as Spilsbury pulled into his quiet, residential street in this Phoenix suburb of about 511,000, he noticed the neighbor’s new yard sign: “Cucks for Harris.” Spilsbury did a double take.

Ridwell, the Portland-area company recycling difficult-to-process items like light bulbs and plastic film, will collect election signs starting on Friday, Nov. 25, for free, running through December.

Local super PACs, through fundraising and endorsements, have reshaped political discourse throughout the Cambridge, raising the stakes — and the price tag — of the city's elections.

A beaming face or catchy slogan cable-tied to a front yard fence or light ... During an election campaign our streets are full of corflutes: beaming signs of political hope.