Campaign Signs

More signage news from around the world from Hants and Dorset Signs as in the Lower Hudson Valley, New York the Election Day may have passed, but some of those political signs are still littering the landscape. Political advertisements, particularly lawn signs, are traditionally taken down after an election — sometimes even before by opponents — though some leftovers remain abandoned on the sides of roads like weeks-old road kill.

“Our policy is what you put up, you take down,” said Bill O’Reilly, spokesman for Rob Astorino, a Republican who defeated County Executive Andrew Spano. He said any remaining signs would be taken down. “Sometimes the other campaign does that for you before Election Day.”

A general rule for campaigns is that volunteers and workers are responsible for the signs they put up, O’Reilly said.

With so many regional races, particularly ones for county executive, district attorney, county clerk and scores of other contests, one need not go far to see that some signs dot the landscape.

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