Election signs are like Christmas lights

Regarding the agreement between Peter Grandilli and Jeff Laidlaw on the placement and number of election signs:

I have never heard of such a silly agreement between two camps during an election campaign. What candidate would want to put a cap on how frequently they can promote their name?

Limiting where and how many signs you can put up is quite suspect. This is a

unique political strategy that I find very strange. Are these two candidates representing different ideas and viewpoints or are they playing a game with the electorate?

Letting people display their support for a candidate is a part of the democratic process. Election signs are like Christmas lights - Not all are pretty, but they celebrate the season!

Caterina Facciolo,

Nobleton