An invention, then. Candidates need places to place their signs. Why not have a display rack, where you can slide in, say, 10 lawn signs. The long display rack would have a slot on the top and another on the bottom, where signs would be slid in, one after another. Above it, it would say, "We are endorsing not the candidates, but their right to free speech." The display case could be sold to businesses, or the sign-making company could offer use of it during the election season, taking it back at the end so the business would not need to mess with storage.
The display would help accommodate a neat, clean, orderly appearance of the signs. So, if cities suppose signage can get to looking trashy, this should eliminate much of that.
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