In 1844, the Whig Party’s Henry Clay and Democratic Party’s James Polk faced off in a hotly contested presidential election, a race that saw the first use of a now ...

The text read, “Political campaign signs may be erected, displayed, or posted in or on the premises of any public school athletic field or public school gymnasium only when the erection, display ...

Louisiana political candidates and campaigns can post signs at public school athletic fields and gymnasiums starting Friday ...

The first sign Lessels placed in front of the six Democrats’ campaign posters read: “Supports men in girl’s locker rooms” and was removed before Nov. 3, according to Lessels.

Regulations on political signs, including how large they can be and when they must be taken down, aren’t clear. In New York, it’s up to individual municipalities to establish their own rules.

In the face of rising hate, a Napa group is rallying the community around kindness — one poster, sign and conversation at a ...

That law reads: "Signs or posters concerning candidates for elective office, public issues and similar matters to be decided by public election, to be displayed beginning not more than 45 days ...

The town struck out controversial parts of the proposal, including a provision that bans the placement of signs before Labor ...

Liberal activists and their media allies claim these signs have no political intent while ignoring their clear history. Individual intent cannot override the law as written.

Liberal activists and their media allies claim these signs have no political intent while ignoring their clear history. Individual intent cannot override the law as written.