Great examples of some of our Campaign Sign Ideas / TemplatesMost of these campaigns are NOT real so we can make your design based off anything you see.
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Examples of Judge campaign signs
Example of Sheriff campaign signs.
Examples of school board campaign signs
Examples of Mayor Campaign Signs
Example of State House and Senate sign designs.
Examples of city / town council /commission sign designs.
Examples of Congress / US Senate Signs
Example other cool and unique signs.
Examples of Governor and Statewide offices sign ideas
10 musts for good campaign sign designs and some ideas
- This is the most important. Can everything on your campaign sign be read at 35 miles per hour? If the answer is no. Start over.
- Use a bold san-serif font with adequate spacing between letters. (No curly cues or script fonts)
- Have the first name or last name the full width of the sign
- Don’t use dates unless it is a special election
- Don’t use vote, elect or re-elect, unless for alliterative value. They are all implied
- If using a website, don’t use www. (it makes most too small to read )
- Make sure you have the proper legal disclaimer.
- Unless it is a two or three word slogan don’t put on small signs. Save for large signs, website and direct mail.
- Try not to use the same color scheme as your opponent.
- Here is the hard one to convince most campaigns about. Rarely should you use the district number, seat number or county on the design. They are meaningless to voters and waste valuable space on a sign.