Sue Timanson, Alberta Party candidate

2 more sleeps!!!

This is our lovely and talented chief sign guy and man about town Gavin with our new BIG signs! As this election season has gone along, The Game of Signs has been an interesting mirror of how each party would govern given the chance. First out of the gate with signs was the free-spending NDP with a thousand signs flooding every street. Then the signs started to morph from Annie signs to Rachel signs. Apparently the Rachel party doesn’t feel their candidates can run on ...their own merits. The next signs that appeared in Sherwood Park were ours. We lived within our means by only buying signs as we had the money for them. We had a plan going in and stuck to it. Use fewer resources, but use them effectively by placing them in nice straight lines in groups of 3. Many people have commented that they really liked our sign strategy. Doing more with less. The 3rd group of signs to appear on our streets were the UCP. They showed up a week late but then flooded the streets, seemingly trying to overwhelm voters with their ability to spend. It felt like they didn’t trust voters to remember their candidate from one street light to the next. We have heard of many instances of UCP signs showing up on people’s lawns without permission. It’s also been interesting to see how many of them are now showing up in groups of 3 - like ours. I guess imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Some other less experienced campaigns came last with little regard for the county’s sign bylaws, perhaps because they didn't know them, but making the rest of us look like we weren’t following the rules. Gavin can’t wait until Tuesday when we get to take them all down! Me too. - K -

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Little Charlie know where his vote is going. Nana!

Hey! I know her!