Campaign Signs Printer 1 to 4 color printing
We print yard and large format signs for political campaigns across the country.
Create a great first impression with our winning designs.
Here are some recent articles and design critiques
Which sign design do you like better? Trying to denote that they are a candidate who will work with both democrats and republicans as an independent voice for Winter Park, FL City Commission
Would he get elected? A true Southern Mississippi man. Orange and blue like the local high school Admirals.
Creating a Winning Sheriff Campaign Logo Creating a memorable and effective campaign logo is a critical aspect of a successful sheriff campaign. A well-designed logo can help establish a campaign's brand identity and create a visual representation of its message and values. Here are some key elements to consider when…
We did not design this sign, but I saw it on a Bob Vila page of all things in the background and contacted the candidate ( Bill Veach who won his seat for Fort Myers Beach Florida Town Council). I asked him if he thinks the sign helped him win…
Here is a campaign sign design with a stylized red and blue eagle with a star for Joseph Stilley for Congress campaign.
Here are 4 campaign sign designs for different offices that we hope you will consider for your next run for office. Powers for Assessor campaign sign or logo John Powers for Assessor campaign sign is a red and blue design that incorporates stars and stripes in a unique fashion. This…
Here are two campaign sign ideas for Mountain cities in North Carolina like Canton or Boone. Roberts for Canton City Council campaign sign Both of these Mountains campaign signs feature unique colors and big bold fonts like you should use in any unique campaign sign or logo. The First is…
Here is a sign for Brad in Burlington NC for City Council logo. It uses bright red, light blue and white to make it pop. You can see it as just first name with city and with last name and no city. This color scheme may not be great for…
How long does it take to print 1,000 2 color campaign signs?
Printing 1000 campaign signs takes about 7 days on average, but can be longer when you order closer to election day.
Do you charge for sign designs?
Campaign sign designs are free of charge with us. No strings. Just give us your name, office, colors you like and we do the rest.
What is the most common size of campaign yard signs?
The most common size of yard signs is 18” x 24”.
What size large format political signs are common?
The most common large format campaign signs are 4’ x 4’, 4’ x 8’ and the least expensive is a 32” x 48” sign.
What material is used to print campaign yard signs?
The most common material used for printing campaign signs is Coreplast. It is a fluted plastic like material that accepts H stakes into the grooves. Bag signs can be used in places that are not windy and are made of plastic. Bag signs use an upside down U stake.
Can you print a bleed on a campaign sign?
Yes, you can print a bleed on a campaign yard sign, but it is generally more expensive than a sign with a ½” white border.
How many campaign signs do we need for an election?
500 campaign signs is a good minimum amount to print for most local elections. Some variables that we consider when consulting you on the amount you need are: the number of polling places, the number of registered voters and typical turnout for your race and finally and most importantly is the anticipated amount of money you think you will raise or your overall budget.
Can you create custom shaped campaign signs?
Yes, we can print many different custom sign designs. Remember if you want them to be two sided then they must be designed as a mirror image. Some good choices are a badge for sheriff, an apple for School Board, an oval for many campaigns. An example of a sign that would have to be one sided would be a school bus.
Can you print a photo on a campaign sign?
Yes, we print campaign signs with photos. Black and white or 4 color process.
Do you print a disclaimer on the signs?
Yes, we print any necessary state specific disclaimer in a small font (usually at the very bottom of the sign).