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 ...

Can't we just recycle them? Here's what you need to know about yard sign cleanup. Is it illegal to keep a political sign up ...

I’m now part of this system that allows me not only to vote but to broadcast my opinion through something as simple as a sign in my yard. While election seasons in the U.S. are long and intense ...

Just wanted a sign ... of “Politics on Display: Yard Signs and the Politicization of Social Spaces,” said people are turning to humor to ease tensions. Election yard signs are expressions ...

Every election cycle, campaign signs can be spotted ... we have this innate need to feel like we belong to a group, so if I can put a sign in my yard I feel like I’m doing something for the ...

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Once the election has come and gone ... the little see-through windows. As for yard signs, all you have to do is pull them apart, separating the sign from the metal sticks.

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

So, what’s a timely manner? Typically, political yard signs should be removed seven days after the election, but the deadline can vary per your county’s sign ordinances. For example ...

All the yard sign drop-off and collection options are free and open to the public. For more information about SWACO’s election yard sign recycling program, visit www.swaco.org.