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Campaign Trail Yard Signs Acquired by Clubflyers.com Printing Company

After 7 years of serving the political campaign printing sector, we have just announced our acquisition by Clubflyers, a Miami based printing company. Campaign season after campaign season, we’ve been the top printing company that specializes in printing for political candidates, servicing them along their campaign trail. Our specialization and familiarity with industry standards for […]

Koplinski for Lt Governor Testimonial

Hi I`m Brad Koplinski. I am a former candidate for Lieutenant Governor, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. And when you run statewide, you know, one thousand signs isn`t enough, five thousand signs isn`t enough, we needed ten thousand yard signs to saturate all sixty seven counties in the count of Pennsylvania. And when we went out and […]

Arkoosh for Congress Testimonial

Hi, my name is Stephen Rudman, as the political director for Well Arkoosh for Congress. When it was time for us to order yard signs, I only had to make one phone call and that was my friend Ben Donahower. And it’s not just that we’ve been friends for so many years, I`ve known him […]

New Hampshire Yard Sign Regulations

In 2004, the New Hampshire Supreme Court struck down all the regulations in the state connected to political advertising on private property as unconstitutional. There are, however, a number of regulations that remain that campaigns should be aware of. If your campaign plays fast and loose with sign regulations, you may open up the newspaper […]

Rhode Island Yard Sign Regulations

Compared to other states, Rhode Island has somewhat stricter rules and regulations on when, where and under what circumstances you may place your campaign sign. For instance, you may not place a sign at least 25 feet from the nearest edge of right-of-way. Campaign signs aren’t allowed at historical and religious places. If you want […]

New Mexico Yard Sign Regulations

New Mexico has strict rules about where, when and for how long you may place your campaign signs during a political campaign. The New Mexico Department of Transportation is concerned about distracting drivers and impeding NMDOT traffic devices and signals. To make a long story short about where you can post signs, New Mexico prohibits […]

Maine Yard Sign Regulations

If you are running a political campaign in Maine, it doesn’t mean you should also run the risk of losing thousands of dollars and having your campaign signs removed. What is the best way to avoid this? Inform yourself about the Maine rules and laws on where exactly you can put your sign and how […]

Illinois Yard Sign Regulations

Following campaign regulations is first and foremost a matter of ethics, but in additional to doing the right thing there are a political implications to understanding Illinois’ sign regulations and local sign ordinances. Illinois DOT disposes of road signs that are illegally distributed along the highway median, for example, and your campaign dollars invested in […]

Kentucky Yard Sign Regulations

Why should you follow the campaign sign regulations in Kentucky? Firstly, the risk is too great financially and politically. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet removes all illegally placed signage on the state highway and in the Commonwealth’s right of way more generally. For safety’s sake, to avoid losing your signs and all of the money and […]

Alabama Yard Sign Regulations

Don’t post your campaign signs in Alabama before you’ve read these guidelines for political campaigns. Why? The cost is too high. You could face financial and political damages for making the wrong move with your signs. Your political opponent wants to win as badly as you do, and any opening that the other candidate can […]