Political bumper stickers for candidates after election

[Free4Life11]

When would you remove them? Or would you leave them on to make a statement?

I'm surprised to still see bumper stickers for candidates who lost still on vehicles. In fact seems to be pretty common around here.

ETA -- I changed the title because I've also seen plenty of bumper stickers for candidates who won and wonder when it's appropriate to remove them as well.

 

[Christine]

Same here. I guess I would remove them after the election was over--probably for either the winner or loser.

 

[maelstrom]

I still have my Obama sticker on my car. Of course, he won, but still.

 

[Mickeyistheman]

Well I guess it would depend on what it says.


Whether they won or lost if it is just a name, and you really truly liked them, which is why its on your car. Leave it on. You support them, even if they didn't win. They are still involved in the country I would assume.

If it said Vote for XYZ, then maybe I would take that one off but if its just the name, keep it on.

 

[DVC-Don]

I take them off the day after the election (I put them on the back glass so I can scrape them off easily). I have a neighbor who still has her Gore stickers on. Course she's the one who wears sandels even in the snow.

 

[Sparx]

i still see gore stickers.

 

[DisneyWalker44]

I was doing some resume advising back in 1993. I had to tell a guy it was time to take Dukakis for President off his "Volunteer Work" list.