Campaign Yard Signs
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- From $25 for a single 12" x 18" sign, with the per-sign price dropping as the run climbs toward 100.
- 4 sizes: 12" x 18", 12" x 24", 18" x 24", and a custom Any Size made to order up to 18" x 24".
- 4mm white coroplast, a weather-resistant corrugated plastic light enough to carry in a stack and rigid enough to stand on a stake.
- Full color on the front with a blank back, or full color on both sides, with grommets or an H-stake for fast mounting.
- 5 business day standard turnaround, with 3-day and 2-day rush, rated 4.7 out of 5 across 15 reviews.
Put Your Name on Every Lawn in the District
A yard sign never sleeps, never knocks off early, and never misses a passing car. Planted on a supporter's lawn, a campaign yard sign faces the sidewalk and the street and repeats your name to every neighbor and every driver for weeks on end, somewhere a mailer never reaches. Whether you are running for the school board, backing a ballot measure, or rallying a block, campaign yard signs start at $25 for a single 12" x 18" sign and are rated 4.7 out of 5 across 15 reviews, printed by a shop that has served candidates and local organizers online since 1999.
These signs punch above their price. They cost a few dollars each, they weather a full season outdoors, and a whole street of the same name builds momentum on its own. Want to see how campaign signs sit next to the rest of the range? Browse every option on yard signs printing, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.
The price rewards a bigger run. A single 12" x 18" sign starts at $25, and the per-sign cost slides down as the count climbs toward 100, so covering a whole precinct costs far less per sign than a quick test batch. Set your quantity, size, and mounting hardware, and the configurator prices the order exactly before you commit.
What Are Campaign Yard Signs?
Campaign yard signs are outdoor lawn signs printed full color on 4mm white coroplast, in 4 sizes from 12" x 18" up to 18" x 24". People reach for them when a message needs to live in public: a candidate name, a ballot question, a "vote yes" line, or a local cause. Because the sign stands where people already look, it earns repeat views no ad buy can match. If you want the general lineup rather than the campaign build, the Yard Signs cover the same coroplast in the same sizes, and the campaign version sits right beside it.
Campaign Sign Printing for Every Race
A school board seat, a city council ward, a county office and a ballot measure all order the same sign and use it differently. Down ballot races live on name recognition, so the 12" x 18" size works hardest: it is inexpensive enough to blanket a precinct, small enough that a volunteer can carry a stack of them and a bundle of stakes on one walk, and it reads fine on a residential street where traffic moves slowly. Municipal and county races put the 18" x 24" on the arterial roads, where a driver has less time and the sign has to hold a name, an office and a date.
Work the quantity off your walk list instead of a round number. Count the confirmed supporter households in the precinct you are canvassing first, add the corners and the approach roads to the polling place, then order to the next tier up, since the per sign price keeps falling as the run climbs toward 100. Most local campaigns place a first order for the precincts they can actually staff, then reorder once the volunteer list grows, which is why the 5 business day standard turnaround matters more than it looks: it sets how often you can restock before the calendar runs out.
If your race requires union printed material, the union bug has to be part of the artwork file itself. It cannot be added after the sheets are cut, so place it in the layout before you upload and confirm it survived the proof.
What Size Should a Campaign Yard Sign Be?
The right size comes down to where the sign stands and how far it needs to read. The 12" x 18" is the classic lawn size, easy to plant in a yard and easy to read from the sidewalk. Step up to 12" x 24" for a taller panel with room for a slogan under the name, or go to 18" x 24" when the sign sits at a busy corner and has to read from a moving car. Need a size in between? The Any Size option is made to order up to 18" x 24". All 4 sizes, both ink options, and the full spec list are grouped below exactly the way the live configurator presents them, so you know what you can change before you change it.
Make the Name Read From a Moving Car
Every size here is legible. What changes is how much you can put on it. On the 12" x 18", the candidate name should be the only thing a driver has to read, set as large as the panel allows, with the office line small underneath. The 12" x 24" gives that name room to run nearly edge to edge, which is what you want on a road where cars pass through rather than pull in. The 18" x 24" is the one to choose when the sign has to carry a name, an office and a date or ballot line at once, and it is the size for a busy intersection.
The test is simple and costs nothing. Print the artwork on a letter sheet, tape it to a window, and walk backward down the drive. Whatever you can still read from the far end is what a driver gets at a glance, and everything you cannot read is decoration. High contrast beats clever type every time, dark on light or light on dark, and thin script lines disappear first.
What Are Campaign Yard Signs Made Of?
Coroplast is the material yard signs are made for. Every sign prints on 4mm white coroplast, a corrugated polypropylene board that is light enough to carry a stack of them under one arm, rigid enough to stand straight on a stake, and weather-resistant enough to shrug off sun, wind, and rain through a full campaign season. Print 4/0 for full color on the front with a blank back, the budget pick, or 4/4 for full color on both sides so drivers read your name whichever way they approach. One material, printed in-house, built to survive the yard it stands in.
How Do You Mount a Campaign Yard Sign?
Getting a sign into the ground takes seconds with the right hardware. Choose an H-stake and the wire legs slide into the hollow flutes of the coroplast, then push into soft ground for an instant lawn sign. Prefer to hang it instead? Add grommets on the top two corners or on all 4 corners and zip-tie the sign to a fence, a railing, or a wooden post. Skip both if you already have your own stakes on hand. The choice is yours at checkout, and the sign ships ready for whichever mount you pick.
Already have your artwork ready? Download a press-ready blank instead of starting from scratch. Each blank campaign yard sign template is drawn at the real trim size with the bleed and safe margin already in place, so your design never crowds the cut. Grab the size that matches your order, drop your art in, and upload.
Wally plants your name where votes are won
A $25 sign on every lawn adds up to a district that knows your name.
A single 12" x 18" campaign yard sign costs $25, prints on weather-resistant 4mm coroplast, and comes in 4 sizes up to 18" x 24". Add an H-stake and it plants in a lawn in seconds. Pick a size, set your speed, and Wally gets a whole precinct covered before election day.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
Stakes, Ground, and Wind
Coroplast is corrugated, so it has hollow flutes running through it, and the mounting method depends on which way those flutes run. An H-stake pushes its two vertical legs up inside the flutes and carries the sign from within, so the hardware is invisible from the street and there is nothing to tear out. Order the sign with the flutes running vertically if you are staking it, and with grommets if it is going on a fence, a chain link panel or a post, where zip ties through the corners hold better than anything driven into the ground.
Double sided signs need more support than single sided ones. They catch wind from both directions and have no blank face to give. Set them square to the road rather than angled into the prevailing wind, and push the stake fully home so the legs reach up near the top of the panel, not just the bottom couple of inches.
Ground decides the rest. Lawn and mulch take a stake by hand. Dry summer clay and frozen ground will bend a stake before it goes in, so wet the spot first or start the hole with a screwdriver, then seat the stake. Gravel shoulders barely hold at all, which is why signs on those strips are the first ones lying flat after a storm. When a sign keeps turning in wind it is almost always because only one leg is seated or a flute has torn. Pull it, move over a foot, and reseat it in undisturbed soil.
How Much Do Campaign Yard Signs Cost?
Campaign yard signs start at $25 for a single 12" x 18" sign, and the per-sign price keeps dropping as the quantity climbs toward 100, so a cheap yard sign really comes down to how big a run you order. Canvassing a whole precinct never means paying single-sign rates on every unit. A larger size, grommets, an H-stake, or a rush speed shift the total, and every change shows in real time as you build the order, so you see the exact number before you check out.
How Do Campaign Yard Signs Compare to Other Signs?
Campaign yard signs are the value pick when you need coverage across a neighborhood, but they are not your only move. If you are weighing a taller post sign or a seasonal design, it helps to see the trade-off in plain numbers. The chart below lines up campaign yard signs against their closest siblings, including the Real Estate Post and Christmas Yard Signs, so you can compare the starting price on each before you choose.
How Fast Can You Get Campaign Yard Signs?
Elections run on deadlines, so speed matters. Campaign yard signs print on a 5 business day standard turnaround that keeps the price lowest, and when the calendar tightens you can move to a 3 business day option or a 2 business day rush. Before any sign prints, choose the free online proof and approve exactly how your artwork looks, or send it straight to production when you are sure. 4OVER4 has printed since 1999 and 99.8% of orders arrive on time, so the date you count on is the date you get.
Count Back From Election Day
| Step | Time to allow | What decides it |
|---|---|---|
| Artwork and approval | Before the clock starts | Production begins once the file is approved, so a file sitting in review is time you never get back. |
| Standard production | 5 business days | The default for a first order placed with weeks in hand. |
| 3 day rush | 3 business days | Reorders, once the volunteer list grows faster than the first run covered. |
| 2 day rush | 2 business days | The last window worth using when a race turns late. |
| Transit | Set by the shipping service you select | Business days only. Weekends and holidays count toward neither production nor transit. |
Count backwards from the last day the signs are still doing work, not from election day itself. Signs planted the night before change nobody's mind; the ones that matter have been standing for weeks. Set your target as the first weekend of serious canvassing, subtract transit, subtract production, and place the order that many business days earlier.
See the Rest of Our Signs
Campaign yard signs are one stop in a much larger lineup, and you can scan the full print product range any time. If a heavier post sign, a seasonal design, or a different size would serve you better, the rest of the family is one tap away. Each option shows its own starting price and links straight to its product page, so finding the right fit takes seconds.
If your race is partisan, or you want wording that is not tied to a campaign season, compare these with political yard signs and the wider political signs range, which share the same coroplast panel and stake options. The full yard sign printing category covers every other job the same panel does, from open houses to road closures.
Print Your Campaign Yard Signs Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it is backed by our satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever size or mount you pick, these campaign yard signs are built to stand on a lawn and hold your message through the weather until the votes are counted. Need them before election day? A 2 business day rush keeps you covered. Print your campaign yard signs today.
