Now I know that ,in someareas, yard signs matter.I am told they matter in Schuylkill County. But do they make a difference here?
You tell me.
Thursday, March 09, 2017
First Political Sign of Election Season
Now I know that ,in someareas, yard signs matter.I am told they matter in Schuylkill County. But do they make a difference here?
You tell me.
10 comments:
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A few years back I thought Remax was going to win the election.
ReplyDeleteI am immuned to the positive aspects of advertisements. The more commercials or signs I see is just a reminder of what not to buy, or for whom not to vote.
Debates matter greatly to me, if you're not prepared to debate, don't bother trying to get my vote.
Just saw my first FedEd sign on the west side of Allentown last week. I think they only serve to build name recognition among clueless/uninformed voters.
ReplyDeleteI thought there were ordinances in most cities and towns limiting the time signs can be put out. Isn't the general rule 30 days before an election?
ReplyDeleteIn all my years of voting I think one yard sign caught my attention (name I didn't know). Researched him and decided against voting for that person.
ReplyDeleteHank_Hill
" Isn't the general rule 30 days before an election?"
ReplyDeleteIn most townships, yes, but that is trumped by the First Amendment.
Amen Bernie. In your yard you have the right to put up a sign when you want. Only zoning can go against that and good luck with that one.
ReplyDeleteShow's a desperate candidate if out more then 30 days before the election. People will get used to the sign and it won't have impact.
ReplyDeleteLabar shows desperate action with his signage. Shows he could care less about poluting us with the sign vermain. This guy has not been honest from the get go. Public defender and leads us to believe he is some super lawyer and his relative to District Judge Sherwood Grigg. Why not be upfront Labar and honest if you want to be our judge?
ReplyDelete4:57, why the jab at public defenders? They are in court trying and defending the unthinkable. People like you make it a thankless job.
ReplyDeleteWhat is this so called relationship between LaBar and Grigg? Did I miss that?
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