Request a Yard Sign — Katz for Delaware

Why It Matters

A Yard Sign Is More Than a Yard Sign

In a state where most voters have never heard the name of the candidate challenging an incumbent, a yard sign in your front lawn does what no email or social post can: it puts Dr. Katz’s name in front of your neighbors, on the route they drive every single day. The earlier signs go up, the more they compound.

Awareness

Every drive-by sighting builds name recognition with voters who’d otherwise never hear it. Repetition is how Delaware learns who’s on the ballot.

Social Proof

Your sign tells the people on your street where you stand — and quietly gives them permission to do the same. One sign on a block usually means three by next week.

Early Momentum

The signs that go up now do the most work. They establish that a real campaign is underway and turn skeptical conversations into “I think he can win this.”

Two Sizes Available

Standard yard signs come ready to stake in your yard. We also have larger 4′ × 8′ signs for supporters with the space to make a big impact — check the box on the form below and we’ll be in touch about logistics.

Heads Up

State rules: signs in public spaces aren’t allowed until August 16. Before then, signs may only be placed on private property with the owner’s permission.

1. Your Contact & Delivery Info

Full Name *

Email *

Phone *

Delivery Street Address *

City *

State / Zip *

OK to send campaign text updates

2. How Many Signs?

Standard signs *

I’m interested in a 4′ × 8′ sign — please contact me

3. Where Will Each Sign Be Placed?

We track sign locations so we know where the campaign’s visible across the state. Fill in the address each sign will be placed at. If a sign is going where it’s being delivered, click “Same as delivery address” to copy.

4. Anything Else?

Notes for the campaign

Thanks — signs are on the way!

We’ve recorded your request and a coordinator will reach out to schedule delivery.

While you’re here: there are lots of other ways to help the campaign too.

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