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Send CBS 5 News photos of campaign signs up after deadline

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The deadline is here for candidates to remove their political signs from public property.

If they don't, city and county workers will take them down at a cost to taxpayers.

CBS 5 News is compiling photos of all the campaign signs that are still up in Arizona. Here's how you can help:

  1. Take photo(s) of campaign sign(s).
  2. Upload your photo(s) on CBS 5 News' Facebook page.
  3. Include the city and intersection where the sign remains up.
  4. CBS 5 News will send the photo to the candidate.

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