Someone was busy last night

[kacekwl]

in my northern suburb of Chicago. Trump signs lining major highway thru town . Must have been at least 50 in a 1/2 mile.

[underpants]

1. If they are on public land you can pull them up

Just so you know.

[Fast Walker 52]

3. that IS good to know

[kacekwl]

4. will see if they are still there tomorrow.

[Kathy M]

6. Yes , During the first time Bush was running I removed signs that were by our guard rail

another was on the state route sign .

[Fast Walker 52]

2. ughh

[politicaljunkie41910]

5. Thank goodness political signs can't vote. ;-)

It has been my experience that you can't pick a winner by the number of campaign signs he/she has. It may be a sign of a well financed campaign but I don't think there is any proof that there is a direct correlation between campaign signs and votes. In fact, I live in a conservative community in California. During the 2008 campaign, a co-worker's car with an Obama bumper sticker on it was keyed in a shopping center parking lot. Couldn't prove a correlation, couldn't even be certain when and where it happened, (it was on the passenger side) but that is her belief. Since then, I never would put any political bumper sticker on my car. Too many crazies out there.

[3catwoman3]

7. Which burb or county? (Don't answer if you'd rather not.)

I live in McHenry county, one of the redder counties. I haven't seen a Trump sign yet.

I am doing data entry from walk lists for Amanda Howland, who is running against Peter Roskam in the 6th congressional district, and some of the lists have comments from the canvassers regarding Republicans who are crossing over.

Some Duckworth signs.

Many of the down ticket Republican'ts run unopposed in this county.

[kacekwl]

9. Lake County

[Warren DeMontague]

8. Well, no effffin way he wins IL, anyway.

Just hope Tammy wins.