The Observation Deck

A close friend has called me twice about having a candidate put an unsolicited sign in his yard. The first time he thought he wife got it, and she thought he got it. So it stayed for 2-days before being thrown away. Today he walked out and found another.

i have watched homes that are empty getting signs, and signs at apartment buildings, when after asking they belong to no one.

Is there a law against this?


FWIW

I'm sure it's against some law.

However, are you sure the owners of the apartment buildings didn't want the sign there? Also, maybe a sign is being put in the yard because they have the address wrong of someone who really wanted it? I guess it's hard to know the intent of why it's happening.

I'm sure a call to the campaign of whichever candidate it is should clear it up.

Bryan Schwegler wrote:I'm sure it's against some law.

However, are you sure the owners of the apartment buildings didn't want the sign there? Also, maybe a sign is being put in the yard because they have the address wrong of someone who really wanted it? I guess it's hard to know the intent of why it's happening.

I'm sure a call to the campaign of whichever candidate it is should clear it up.

Bryan

I am sure of the ones I have spoken to.

Ner my house is a double that has been empty for over a year. A sign was there. I kow the owner, he knew nothing about it, and assured me no one was renting in the house.

With my friend said the second sign had a post it note saying "I hope you do not mind I put this up for you."

I will be so glad when this is over.


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