'Years ago, we would wait till the following weekend to go out and remove the signs basically because you were so exhausted following the campaign and election night. To answer this question, I turned to a veteran of political campaigns, and someone who has a plethora of his own political signs, Danbury Mayor Joe Cavo, and here's what he told me about the magic behind the disappearing yard signs.

Is there a secret society of people who come out in the middle of the night and take them? Is there a specific crew that each political party has that is assigned to take them down? Do they magically disappear after midnight on election day? So how do they disappear so fast? Usually a day or so after the election, your hard pressed to even find a single sign anywhere. By October they seem to multiply two fold, and by the time you get about a week away from the election, the signs are everywhere, just about every yard, and just about all the major intersections on the roads are filled with signs from just about all the candidates. It starts off slow back in September, you see a sign here and there.

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