Making a Point with PHeights Style

raulism · August 2006

Did y'all know that all those campaign posters on street polls are illegal? The sanitation department considers them litter. So all of these candidates looking to uphold the law are technically breaking them on their way to becoming lawmakers.

Now, you can sit around and complain about it, or you can find another way to get the word out. So we on the Batson campaign have come up with our own way to get the word out.

Please check out our banners at:
http://batsonforbrooklyn.com/photo_essays/banners4batson/banners.html

ratnerville4ever · September 2006

now thats innovative! just what we need in Albany!

stjohns · September 2006

Subject: Everywhere

Those are everywhere! Great job - nice to see something homemade and thoughtful - rather then the typical politician posters.

Good Luck!

ksuisman · September 2006

Subject: effective and cute

batson has a team of volunteers who have been painting the banners- kids and adults from the neighborhood. it's not just good campaigning on the street, it's also a way to involve more people directly in the campaign.

there are still banners left, so call abeni crooms at 917 609 6700 if you can put one up anywhere in the 57th district....

kate

raulism · September 2006

There is an alternate world of political bloggers. Here is what they are saying about our Prospect Heights banners:

http://blogs.nydailynews.com/dailypolitics/archives/2006/09/mailbag_neighbo.php#comments

http://thepoliticker.observer.com/

phroooch · September 2006

57th AD Realist at the Daily News blog wrote: Batson supporters have been reduced to fingerpainting on bedsheets to get their message out. I have seen no pre-printed campaign signs larger than 8.5"X11"

Is that supposed to be a bad thing? Am I supposed to like those big mass produced campaign signs- which are also really bland?

Scrappy and indendent:::>That's much more in tune with Prospect Heights. 8)

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