Custom campaign signs, printed in bulk.

Enough for your placement plan, plus a replacement buffer. Signs are taken, flipped and blown down in the final fortnight, and a campaign cannot re-order into a fixed date, so the buffer is the part people regret skipping.

The name, big, and very little else. A sign is read in about a second from a moving car, and every additional line takes height away from the one thing that has to be remembered.

No. Signs buy name recognition and visible momentum, and a good placement plan is worth more than a bigger pile of them. We would rather tell you that than sell you two thousand signs with nowhere legal to stand.

We plan for it. Most jurisdictions set a removal window after the election, so we quote the take-down as part of the programme and label cartons by ward so the retrieval is not a mystery in November.

The price of custom political campaign signs depends on the size, the substrate, single- or double-sided printing, whether H-stakes are included, and above all the quantity, and the cost per sign falls as the order grows. Custom Political Campaign Signs does not publish a flat price because the same job changes with those choices, so send your sizes and quantities and you get a free mockup and a written quote within one business day. Request a mockup and quote.

Custom Political Campaign Signs (custompoliticalcampaignsigns.com) prints campaign signs in bulk from a minimum order of 12 signs: yard signs, large-format roadside signs, rally and hand-held signs, mesh and solid banners, window clings and polling-place wayfinding signs. You send your artwork and quantities, receive a free mockup within 24 hours, and standard production ships in about 2 weeks. See every sign style.

There is no fixed formula, because the right number is set by your placement plan rather than the size of the race. Custom Political Campaign Signs suggests mapping where signs can legally stand first, ordering enough to cover those spots plus a replacement buffer, and starting from a minimum order of 12 if you want to test a design in a real yard before committing to a larger run. Read the campaign sign buying guide.

Corrugated plastic, usually called coroplast, is the standard material for campaign yard signs because it is light, waterproof and easy to ship. Thinner 4mm board is the common choice for smaller yard signs, and thicker 10mm board stays flatter in wind and suits large formats or placements that must last a full season. Custom Political Campaign Signs quotes the substrate against your placement plan. See the 4mm vs. 10mm coroplast comparison.

Standard production at Custom Political Campaign Signs is about 2 weeks after you approve your mockup, with express turnaround available for tight dates. Because an election date cannot move, we put a ship date in writing and tell you the artwork cut-off that protects it, so work backwards from the day signs need to be in the ground. See how the process works.

The difference is thickness and stiffness. Standard 4mm coroplast (about 3/16 inch) is the usual choice for yard signs up to roughly 18×24 inches, while 10mm coroplast (about 3/8 inch) costs more per sign but stays flat and rigid in sustained wind, which suits roadside frontage and signs that must last the whole campaign season. Custom Political Campaign Signs can quote either against your placement plan. Read the full side-by-side comparison.

Choose double-sided printing for any sign where traffic or foot traffic passes from both directions, such as a median or a corner lot, because a blank back is a wasted impression. Custom Political Campaign Signs prints campaign yard signs single- or double-sided with H-stakes sized to the sign, and the free mockup shows exactly how both faces will look. See campaign yard signs.

For an exposed fence or railing, a wind-mesh banner is the better choice because air passes through the mesh instead of loading the fence like a sail, while a solid vinyl banner suits sheltered sites and costs less. Custom Political Campaign Signs makes both with reinforced hems and closely spaced grommets, sized to the fence you actually have, and will tell you which one your site needs. See campaign banners and mesh fence signs.

A useful rule is about 10 feet of reading distance for every inch of letter height, so a name meant to be read from 100 feet away needs letters around 10 inches tall. Custom Political Campaign Signs recommends putting the name big and almost nothing else on the sign, because a driver at speed has only about a second to read it. Read how to design a campaign sign people can read.

Usually not inside the boundary. Most jurisdictions set a distance around a polling place entrance where campaign material is not permitted, and separate rules govern official wayfinding. Custom Political Campaign Signs makes plain polling-place and directional signs (arrows, parking, entrance, queue and accessibility routing) without advocacy on them, and tells you on the quote where campaign signs must stand. See polling-place and directional signs.

No. Custom Political Campaign Signs makes window signs as static clings and low-tack decals rather than permanent adhesive vinyl, so they go up flat, come down cleanly and leave nothing behind, which matters when signs have to be removed after the election. Print them for the side of the glass they will be applied to. See window signs and static clings.

Send your artwork or logo, the sizes and quantities you want, the committee name exactly as registered, and your election date. Custom Political Campaign Signs redraws your logo as vector art for free and returns a free mockup within 24 hours, then a written ship date and quote within one business day, and you pay nothing until you approve the design. Start your quote.