It has seemed that there are fewer signs this year. The only state ballot proposal one I've seen much of is the vaguely-couched "No on 106" signs, like the ones below, and while I've seen Colorado race signs up, I've seen only a few Trump or Clinton signs in the neighborhood.
While I suspect part of it is a recognition that yard signs only have limited effect, it also seems likely that the personal contention over the presidential campaign this year has suppressed some of that, except, perhaps, in very, very unified areas.
Where have all of Colorado’s campaign yard signs gone?
Political signs are falling out of favor by both campaigns and citizens because of a mix of factors, including their cost and unproven ability to drive votes. Social media has also swiftly replaced…
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In our area, all the local legs races are fully represented and in abundance. A lot of the No on 106 ones. A handful in total for Trump and Clinton. A handful of the for SFCD. 1 dem congressional and none of the senate race.