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So, what happens to those signs on the side of the road? Do the politicians send people out to pick them up , or will they become part of our soil makeup and water supply?
I guess they'll just join the garage sale signs no one ever collects after the event!
I'm just sayin'.....
i came out of the train station last night and there were about 50 signs right at the entrance/across the street littering the beautiful landscape of east northport...
NO MORE ELECTION RELATED PHONE CALLS!
NO MORE CANDIDATE JUNK MAIL!
I'm with you! That (junk) mail was totally overwhelming...6,7,10 pieces a day, ripped in half immediately and thrown in the trash. Can't they spend their money a better way? Like maybe fund local forums that would be attended by people that were interested?
Why dont I see these election banners in Nassau but I see them all over the place in Suffolk. Is there any expanation for that?
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, or will they become part of our soil makeup and water supply? 
