[RangerM]

(may have posted this in wrong category. Admin, please move if needed)

[shetlan]

Miami, FL

OBAMA
BI nla DIN
BIDEN

Everywhere.

[nutmeg]

There are a whole lot of Obama/Biden signs here in Connecticut. In my area, however, 3-4 weeks ago the McCain/Palin signs outnumbered them. Then over one weekend, about 95% of those McCain/Palin signs "disappeared". Some have been replaced, but most have not. So you would think everyone around here is voting for Obama.

CT doesn't matter anyway (it'll go for Obama), but I am encouraged by your report, which includes several swing states... :o)

[vortigern]

Drove from Milwaukee to Southern Ohio today (6-1/2 hours on interstates)... thru Chicago, Indiana and Ohio. I saw only one Obama bumper sticker and one McCain bumper sticker. Very odd.

[AndyTheBear]

I work in silicon valley. There is certainly no shortage of Obama bumper stickers. And other fun ones like:

"Friends don't let friends vote Republican"

and the oh so clever:

"Republicans for Voltermort"

The last one is kind of ironic. If Voltermort were real, then the Democrats would be insisting we appease rather than fight him.

[RandallFlagg]

I see Obama signs in the usual areas, but also seeing McCain signs in areas that usually wouldn’t have ‘em.

West and north of Denver, Colorado.

[gopno1]

I’m in Columbia, MO, home of the U. Of MO—which is more liberal than most places in Missouri. The county went Bush last time. I have seen some Obama signs here, but NOWHERE near the amount of Kerry signs in 2004. There are some McCain signs and stickers around—not as many as Bush signs. I agree with those who said people just aren’t talking. A huge turnout is expected here, though.

[CaraM]

I live in a rural area of Missouri and travel back and forth on I-44. There are no Obama signs but plenty M/P signs on my route.
And I should add that you can see other democrat signs galore advertising Jay Nixon and others, so the democrats are puttting their signs up.
However, they are not adding the ‘Obama’ sign.

There is one Anti-Obama sign that states something like “Obama takes our tax dollars and we can keep the change”.
Nice slogan. :)

[rightinthemiddle]

Outside of urban St. Louis and Kansas City, Missouri is solid red. Even the counties that Jefferson City (capitol) and Columbia (Univerity of Missouri) are in went for Bush in 2004.

It’s not going to be easy in Missouri...KC gave us our worthles Dim senator in 2006 with some voting “irregularites.”

[Allegra]

I don't see a single Obama sign in my neighborhood.

No McCain signs either.

Quite baffling...

[cyborg]

They’re afraid to get shot in my area I’ll bet.