Jim Esch Yard Signs (signs can be displayed, here's the schedule

[Omaha Steve]

Get Your Yard Signs Ready!

Nebraska's Second Congressional District deserves better representation in Washington D.C. We need to fire our lackluster, unproductive incumbent and hire Jim Esch. Jim is forward thinking, highly qualified, and strongly motivated to play a leadership role in Congress.

Yard signs are just one effective way to send the message that the citizens of Nebraska's Second Congressional District are ready to hire Jim as their new leader. Every sign we put up adds to the message that we deserve something better. So we want to saturate our neighborhoods with a sea of yard signs.

We greatly appreciate the support of those of you who will display a Jim Esch for Congress sign in your yard! We hope you will encourage your family, friends, and neighbors to do the same.

Yard signs for you and/or others can be obtained by emailing [email protected] or by calling our office at 991-3050. Please give me your name and address as we'll be delivering them later in the week.

You can also stop by the Jim Esch for Congress Headquarters at 2529 S 90th St or our Sarpy County office at 1001 Fort Crook Rd North, Suite 204 in the Southroads Mall.

Note that municipal governments in the Second District regulate when signs can be displayed. Here's the schedule:

Bellevue - You are free to put up your signs right now!

Omaha, Ralston, Valley , Waterloo, and Bennington - Thursday, September 4

Papillion - Saturday, September 20

La Vista - Saturday, October 4

If you want to help with our Yard Sign Push you can come to the Jim Esch Headquarters this Saturday. We'll be starting up at 2:30 PM.

Also, if you have a residence or business on a highly traveled street or you have land next to a highway, we'd like to give you one of our larger signs. We have both 2'x6' or 4'x8' signs available.
Sincerely,

Downey Fitzgerald

Jim Esch for Congress


Donate Now at jimesch.org


PO BOX 241117 | OMAHA, NE 68124

[joeglow3]

1. Ignore those dates

The ACLU has ensured we can put these signs up in our yards whenever we want. The dates, however, are still valid on city owned property.