Efforts to reuse or recycle single-use plastic products, such as political lawn signs, can help play a part in reducing the sheer amount — about 2.12 billion tons every year, per the World ...

Perhaps some will be reused first. It would be nice to hear that a new sign was pasted over an old one. Most of us aren't in control of those signs, but we can make our own choices with dog food bags.

Election Day 2024 has come and gone, but those campaign signs are still greeting you in your yard. Don’t let them stick around for too long. Here’s what to know about removing them and ...

Many municipalities require political signs to be removed shortly after an election. A common standard is 10 days after Election Day, though timelines may vary.

Political signs have grown more popular over time, eventually becoming “must haves” for candidates. However, the ubiquity of these signs doesn’t necessarily translate to changing people’s ...

For signs made from plastic film on metal stakes, there are more options. These can be recycled along with plastic grocery bags at stores, and the metal stakes can be reused or recycled.

As Election Day 2024 approaches, political signs are once again sprouting in Massachusetts, from residential lawns to road intersections. Yet, for many residents, these signs serve more like ...

Typically, political yard signs should be removed soon after elections, but the deadline can vary based on local ordinances. For example, in Harrison County, Mississippi, all signs should be ...

Here are some ways to properly (or creatively) do so: Recycle them You can recycle your political yard signs if they have a cardboard base or are made of plastic-bag material.