Driving Around Western Pennsylvania and political signs and bumper stickers

For my job, I have to drive around ALL around Western Pennsylvania. In my driving I notice political signs and bumper stickers

Trump wins with the most signs and one house.

triblive.com...

Then Sanders stuff

Hillary, I have only seen 4 yard signs and two of them were at the teacher's unions headquarters

I have only seen one Johnston sign

and

One anti-trump sign

www.post-gazette.com...

On a side note, there are probably more Obama bumper stickers then Sanders signs floating around

Don't know what any of this means, just sharing in my observations

a reply to: thinline

Thank God i live in a Townships where political signs are prohibited. Kennedy Pa. However, you are allowed to place such a sign on your own property. So that only leaves one sign.

a reply to: Bigburgh

Who's signs are you seeing?

a reply to: thinline

West Texas...................NO signs seen so far; nada.

a reply to: thinline

Trump.

And no It's not my sign.😊

I'm so thankful I live in Manhattan and I don't have to witness any of that BS! I do see some bumper stickers but I've never seen anything trump related.

Oh haven't you heard? The MSM is telling us all Trump has no chance in PA anymore. You must be just be seeing Hillary signs and confusing them with Trump signs. After all they are telling us his support is dwindling. What a joke, it's ALL bs.

ETA: Here in Wisconsin I have yet to see any Hillary signs whatsoever. What I have seen are some trump signs and bumper stickers but YMMV.


Trump 2016

@TheAmazingYeti, part of me agrees with you, but part of me loves seeing all the signs, all the people getting in there

@Nucleardoom its not even close but there is definitely more Trump signs in the rural suburbs then the traditional suburbs.

The trump house is really cool. I saw it while I was driving and had to do a U-turn and take a picture

Also from the 'burgh. I haven't been paying much attention on my walking travels but I'll be on the lookout this weekend and report back.

Loads of hipster types in my vicinity but traditionally it's been Democratic ticket kind of neighborhood.

Here in the Dallas area: I see many Hillary bumper stickers.

Oops.. I mean "Hillary for Prison" bumper stickers.

I see more pro Trump signs in eastern PA than Hillary signs. I used to see Bernie Sanders signs but they've come down. I see anti Hillary signs more than anything, the Hillary for jail signs seem popular. Along route 61 around Schuylkill haven there's a Sherman Tank with a Trump sign that sits in front of a gun store. Its getting near the Pa Coal regions so Obama is not very popular. Hillary signs during the primary were scarce compared to Sanders signs. I saw one Hillary sign, a home made sign near Snowshoe. There was also an anti Hillary sign nearby. More people hate Hillary than like her or like Trump, apparently.

I live in Butler a bit North of Pittsburgh and all I see are Triumph signs.

I live in Butler a bit North of Pittsburgh and all I see are Triumph signs.

NE Pa
Huge Trump signs
Hiliary for Prison
Bernie bumper stickers
Many trump hats and shirts

Most of the reps and state senators in the area are in trumps camp and campaign with him.

Here in a conservative area of WI. I am only seeing signs for local elections. It is strange during presidential race there usually a lot of signs.

a reply to: Nucleardoom>>> Here's a story. Right before the 2012 election, the day before, in fact, our family did a leaf peeping foliage rid ein my county in eastern Pa. We drove to the very top of the county, just into the other county north of us( Schuylkill and then Berks) all the way down to our township in the southeastern part of the county. Campaign signs were everywhere as you'd expect. But the thing was, we didn't see ANY Obama signs. When I say, none, I will say I saw TWO. TWO. Dozens of other signs for local dem and repub candidates for state and national contests. Senator, congress, commissioner, supervisors, etc. Romney signs were there. Casey signs were there. No Obama signs. The race had tightened up considerably and to this day I would bet that the election was tampered with in Ohio and Pa and Obama had actually lost both. Voter support for Obama was low and others commented that Romney had more supporters and way way more signs out in all areas. I called a local radio show and mentioned this the day after the election and the county democratic party chairman responded as follows. He said the DNC had never any doubts that the state would go to Obama, the polls were just too much in his favor. So they didn't give them any funds to buy signs, local representatives had to buy them on their own. Apparently very few did. Other elections had signs with greater polling differences than Obama and Romney and they had signs. I think they knew the election was rigged and were just too cheap to spend the money, cheap low life bastards that they are.

a reply to: thinline

Westmoreland County? All of the really bizarre stories come out of that place anyway...

I've seen some Black votes Matter signs in Omaha Nebraska.

a reply to: thinline

I saw a Trump bumper sticker the other day; I got a good look at it when he changed lanes without using his blinker and cut me off and I had to slam on my brakes to keep from hitting him. I found that microcosmic exchange to be profoundly representative of so many things... So very many things.

The other day I was out front, and an older woman was walking by.
She asked me who put the Trump sign in my yard, and I said I did.
She came over to me and gave me a high-five
Then she said "We need to keep that b***h out of there"... and went on with some other surprising language for an older woman haha.
Then she went on to say how much she likes Trump and some very nice things about him.

oh, I'm in PA too.