How many yardsigns and bumperstickers are you all seeing where you live?

[Bismarck]

Lots of Trump signs, mostly in the small towns and country not in the suburbs. I have seen one Hillary sign, at a house that has a "Jesus was a refugee" sign as well. Also the local Todd Young guy has some big Todd Young signs up on the highways. Technically in my home county signs aren't supposed to be up yet.

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

I've seen two Trump bumperstickers, five Hillary signs and roughly one hundred Bernie Sanders signs/bumperstickers. It's hard to keep track of the latter category tbh.

[Kingpoleon]

Clinton - 2
Trump - 1

Obviously Arkansas is Lean D.

[Green Line]

I haven't seen a single Hillary sign in Illinois.  Still a lot of Bernie stickers, especially on the Northside.  When will they learn?

[WVdemocrat]

Lots of Trump signs. In second place is Bernie. I've seen no others.

Then again, the Trump signs shouldn't be surprising, I live in West Virginia after all which might be the only state where Republicans are helped downballot by Trump's candidacy.

[Bojack Horseman]

Two Trump signs, one Sanders sign, one Hillary sticker not including my own. However I've seen a zillion "Make America Great Again" hats around here.

[Nyvin]

I see Kelly Ayotte signs more than anything really...

[Sasquatch]

Took a road trip from Arkansas to Iowa, so I drove right down the middle of Missouri. I saw two TRUMP yard signs and zero HILLARY yard signs. Enthusiasm seems low compared to the last three presidential elections.

[angus]

voted roughly equal.  I have seen none in my neighborhood, so it's exactly equal.

This is a very conservative, white-collar neighborhood.  I gather that yard signs are generally frowned upon.  At least I've never seen more than a few, and mostly for local races--probably a personal friend or family member running for office.  I'd be astonished to see any for either Clinton or Trump, given how controversial those two are.  I'll keep a lookout, though, and post here if I see any.

[Coolface Sock #42069]

A few Trump signs and one Bernie sign.

[Lachi]

When the election campaign was going on there was HEAPS for the liberal party candidate, a bit less for the Nationals, and quite a few for one of the independent candidates (Fern Summer) (I would have put her as my first preference if I was old enough to vote, by the way)

[Crumpets]

Loads for Bernie, a small (but constantly increasing) number for Hillary. Practically none for Trump. I did see one yesterday that read "Trump is a c*nt," though.

[MisterElection2001]

I saw only Bernie Sanders bumperstickers when I visited Austin. It was four months after the primary.

[Maxwell]

I've actually seen more Hillary signs than Trump signs as of late, but not very many of either.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Before the primary, there were mostly Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, and Bernie Sanders signs.

[Mr. Reactionary]

Saw 2 Gary Johnson signs on I95 today.

[BaldEagle1991]

Before the primary, there were mostly Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, and Bernie Sanders signs.

Same. They were sizable amount of Ben Carson signs and stickers here in suburban Houston, but I haven't seen one since November.

[cwt]

In north-central WA, I have yet to see a Trump or Clinton sign. I saw a few Bernie signs during the primaries.

All the signs I see are for the state legislature.

[BaldEagle1991]

In north-central WA, I have yet to see a Trump or Clinton sign. I saw a few Bernie signs during the primaries.

All the signs I see are for the state legislature.

I think a lot of them are not wanting vandalism. Which explains the lack of Trump and Clinton stickers.

[Lyin' Steve]

I've seen a couple Hillary bumper stickers.  No Trump stuff.  Most people still have all their Bernie sh**t in their windows and on the backs of their cars.

[BaldEagle1991]

I still see Bernie stuff more than anything. I'm a supporter of Bernie and all, but man it's time to move on you guys.

[angus]

I saw a sign today.  It was about 2 miles away, so not in my neighborhood, but prominently placed at a house on a busy intersection.  It said TRUMP in white on a blue field, and some other stuff in smaller font below that, but I didn't have my glasses on so I'm not sure what the other stuff said.

So, is it still "roughly equal" since I've seen one Trump sign and no Clinton signs, and the difference is therefore one?  Or are we going with ratios?  In that case, the ratio of Trump to Clinton signs is infinity, or the ratio of Clinton to Trump signs is zero.  That'd be significant.

Still none in my neighborhood, other than the usual ones.  "Lawn treated today.  Keep children and dogs off lawn for 24 hours" and "This house protected by ADT Alarm Systems" and the like.

Tough year for white-collar Republicans, I'd imagine.  Some of them may be planning on voting for Trump, but few are willing to admit it, and fewer still willing to advertise their support.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Not many signs, but most I see are Trump signs.

[OwlRhetoric]

Still seeing nothing at all around the Twin Cities except campaign gear for local candidates and old Bernie signs.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

I saw three Trump signs today in Tallahassee and a Trump flag on a pole under an American flag and a POW MIA sign at a local business. I haven't seen any Trump signs in Tally except one in a front yard outside of a house once.

Tallahassee remains Bernie country, bumpersticker wise. Way more Bernie stickers up here than in Palm Beach County, certainly. Good to be back in the college town.