First interesting sign of the political season
By Wally EdgeThought the year we encourage you to send us pictures of political signs you think are interesting. Interesting could be because of placement, because of classic sign-wars like destroying, vandalizing etc or could be because of content. The first sign picture we received this was this morning and its for content. What is a sign for, for quick name recognition which is why most experts say include your name, office and website because that’s all people really have time for driving by them. Well this sign from CD5 Congressional candidate, State Rep. Mark Anderson, which I’m told was taken on Alma School in Mesa, takes things a little further than a campaign slogan. This 4x8 can also serve as an oversized palm card.
Mark Anderson Sign
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