Jon Gorder wrote:
Has anyone clear historical evidence of a lawn sign swaying another persons political judgment? Perhaps a bumper sticker?
Dennis Plante Responds:
I don't think there is very much quantifiable data regarding what causes people to vote the way they do. However, I have never met a campaign manager that didn't believe that lawn signs weren't an intergal part of running a campaign. I had the pleasant opportunity of setting several hundred My guess as to why that is - name recognition as it relates to undecided voters.
dennis plante jordan
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