SACRAMENTO · ELECTION SEASON
Campaign season runs through Fulton Ave.
Sacramento votes in the November 2026 general election, and every race under it needs the same three things: yard signs on corners, banners at events, and all of it faster than the printer promised. This shop does coroplast at the posted $9 per square foot, banners at $6, and the 10 AM same-day window applies to campaign work like everything else.
The detail treasurers care about: California committees are required to carry the correct “Paid for by” disclosure on campaign advertising. We print it right, sized and placed properly, because a reprint the week before an election helps nobody.
Volume runs get quoted straight from the posted rates. Bring the artwork or have us set it, approve the free proof, and the first batch can be on lawns the same afternoon. Your art stays on file for the next wave, the runoff, and the thank-you signs after.
Volume pricing from posted rates
Campaign coroplast is priced like any other coroplast: a posted $9 per square foot. The standard 18×24 yard sign works out to $27 each, so 100 signs is $2,700 and 250 is $6,750 before stakes.
Larger 24×36 signs for high-traffic corners are $54 each. Rally and event banners at $6 per square foot put a 3×8 at $144.
Stakes are hardware and quoted with the order. Talk to us about the quantity you're actually planning: the posted rate is the honest starting point, not a negotiating position.
The disclosure, done right
California campaign advertising generally has to carry a “Paid for by” disclosure identifying the committee, and there are rules about how prominent it must be. Getting it wrong means reprinting under deadline, which is the last thing a campaign needs in October.
We print the disclosure exactly as your treasurer or counsel supplies it, sized and placed to be legible. What we won't do is guess at the wording: the committee's own compliance advice governs, and requirements differ between candidate committees, ballot-measure committees, and independent expenditures.
Send the disclosure text with your artwork, and it appears on the free proof so the treasurer can approve it before the run.
Questions we get asked.
How fast can a campaign get signs?
Order by 10:00 AM Monday through Friday and the first batch of standard coroplast can be ready the same afternoon. For a large run, tell us the quantity and the date. We'd rather set a realistic schedule than miss one.
Do you print for both candidates and ballot measures?
We're a print shop, not a political operation. We print for whoever brings the work, we don't discuss one client's job with another, and the disclosure rules are the committee's responsibility to specify.
Can we reorder the same sign later in the cycle?
Yes: the artwork stays on file, so a second run before the election or a set of thank-you signs afterward is a phone call at the same posted rate.
Start the order
Free proof and the posted price back, usually within the hour on business days.