campaign posters
Candidate promotion displays
Campaign posters are printed materials displayed publicly to promote a political candidate or cause during an election.
They typically feature the candidate's name, photograph, slogan, and party affiliation.
The term extends to promotional posters for any organized effort: The walls were covered with campaign posters for the new recycling initiative.
In political contexts, they're a staple of grassroots organizing, appearing on lawns, in windows, and on telephone poles.
- electionOrganized public voting
- primary seasonParty candidate selection period
- rallyGathering for a cause
- stump speechCandidate's standard campaign oration
- town hallLocal government headquarters
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- political memorabiliapolitical buttons, bumper stickers, yard signs, lawn signs, lapel pins
- electionsballot, ballots, voter registration, candidates, polls
- historical imageshistorical portraits, old photos, archival footage, black and white, sepia photos
- printed adsbillboard ads, billboards, bus ads, subway ads, beer ads
campaign postersmedia blackout
Suppression of press coverage
television commercials · robocalls · word of mouth · town hall meetings · political debates
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