Phoenix-area roadways are lined with campaign signs of all shapes and sizes and messages, and you may have noticed that some of those signs have gotten some additions.

In the West Valley, Congresswoman Debbie Lesko, for example, agreed to take down signs that said “fake doctor” with an arrow pointing to the signs for her opponent, Hiral Tipirneni, who is, in fact, a real doctor.

And that’s not the only example where opposing messages have popped up next to a candidate or ballot measure’s sign.

To talk about this, Bob Charles with the Phoenix-based consulting firm First Strategic, joined The Show.

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