You'll find political signs endorsing a candidate all over the country. But did you know that California has an election code ...

The power of logos — the art of using words to paint vivid pictures, conjure entire worlds and shape the very course of the ...

The 2024 campaign was once assumed to be a 2020 rematch, but it’s played out unlike any before, with the first criminal ...

California has several laws dictating what you can wear, say and do near a site where votes are collected. California allows eligible voters to take a variety of non-political items into a polling ...

Election season is here, and along with all those annoying commercials for the various candidates, you have likely seen ...

A Hanson resident has not projected a “Trump 2024” logo on a water tower in nearly ... reiterated that they do not “endorse any political candidate, party or platform in any election.” ...

Nearly half of states have laws restricting what you can wear to vote, according to the National Conference of State ...

That gives the state a unique political culture. A recent survey from the nonpartisan Center for the Future of Arizona found about 60% of Arizonans want candidates who compromise and work across ...

Hanson said the town does not endorse any candidate or ... the town deals with a political message projected onto its water tower. A resident projected a Trump campaign logo onto the tower but ...

An outfit may not be the first thing most people think of before heading to the polls, but a misstep while dressing could jeopardize one’s vote.

The restrictions on political apparel could extend to political references beyond the candidates or issues on ... was wearing a T-shirt with a Tea Party logo and a button that advocated for ...

Current Minnesota law bans “campaign T-shirts, buttons or literature which relate to specific candidates, official political parties ... likeness or logo” is prohibited, but campaign slogans ...