Influencing voters

[levers4life]

Automatically?
Or was he the better choice anyhow….?

He was the new guy; I liked the incumbent anyway. But it didn't help....

 

[Turpentine21]

Yes, some dumbxxx running for state senate here put his 4ft X 6ft sign on my pasture fence without permission. My vote instantly went to the other guy. If you're too stupid to know how fences work in Texas, we certainly don't need you in office. Muddy is correct though, they make great target hangers

I have used them as target fodder myself. Around home people seem quick to put them out but they get left out there to rot after the election. There should be a way to get them charged with littering.

 

[Mark37082]

I'm a common sense proponent. So "no" is my response to your question.

 

[logman48]

No

 

[Lapuatom]

No

 

[yankee outlaw]

No no and hell no

 

[bluedog69]

NO!
On a side note this year we have about 1/4 of the number of signs we had back in the 2020 Presidential election. I don't think people in my area care any less this go around, they just knew who they were gonna vote for/against again. Most rural counties in my area ran an 80% 20% split in the last election on who they voted for for president. 80% voting together kind of blows my mind. That is right up there with the 4 out of 5 dentists recommend thing.