Lawn signs — the cardboard rectangles that populate Americans' front yards every election cycle — may not be a scientific gauge of political support. In fact, it is hard to say if they prove anything ...

Political signs on private property — whether posted in a front yard or taped to a window — are a form of free expression protected under both the U.S. Constitution and the New Jersey Constitution.

Here in Connecticut the month of October is peak fall foliage season. It is also peak season for political lawn signs. While the fall foliage is a beautiful gift that inspires nature photographers, ...

Ubiquitous campaign lawn signs dot Albany's neighborhoods. While their presence may not have any bearing on elections, their absence tends to make headlines. In the city's second ward, lawn signs for ...

MINNEAPOLIS — While not as prevalent as federal election years, political yard signs are aplenty in a handful of cities. "I have clashing mayoral signs, which is unusual," Minneapolis resident Michele ...

Shannon Callahan does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond ...

Think of them as political mushrooms, popping up on yards and street corners across the country every campaign season. They are yards signs, blaring the names of candidates, but do they work? Host ...

On Saturday, the Boston Globe reported on a story of spectacular destruction: the burning of a 15-foot-high sign, made out of 19 bales of hay, each about 1 ton, spelling out “USA VOTE BIDEN HARRIS ...