Drivers at the intersection of Meredith Center and Parade roads have had no problem seeing the field of candidates in the General Election, as they appear to compete for whose signs can be the largest, with signs from both parties filling the area for weeks. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Campaign signs dot a grassy median at the intersection of Belmont Road and South Main Street in Laconia, on Monday, hours before New Hampshire residents visit their respective polling locations to cast ballots for a slate of candidates running for state representative seats, governor, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Congress, and New Hampshire Senate. (Katlyn Proctor/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Campaign signs dot a grassy median at the intersection of Belmont Road and South Main Street in Laconia on Monday, hours before New Hampshire residents visit their respective polling locations to cast ballots for a slate of candidates in races up and down the ballot. (Katlyn Proctor/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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Campaign signs dot a grassy median at the intersection of Belmont Road and South Main Street in Laconia, on Monday, hours before New Hampshire residents visit their respective polling locations to cast ballots for a slate of candidates running for state representative seats, governor, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Congress, and New Hampshire Senate. (Katlyn Proctor/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Campaign signs dot a grassy median at the intersection of Belmont Road and South Main Street in Laconia on Monday, hours before New Hampshire residents visit their respective polling locations to cast ballots for a slate of candidates in races up and down the ballot. (Katlyn Proctor/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)


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