It’s not the size that matters, it’s what you do with it

Dear Editor,

I’ve been watching all the hand-wringing over political lawn signs this fall and honestly… is this what we’re doing now? The Democratic Party has clearly labeled its signs—there’s no confusion about who’s who. The other side, though? Let’s just say they’re a little shy about branding.

Meanwhile, the national news is a five-alarm fire promising serious impacts for New York State and possibly our own community—and we’re worried about sign sizes? If that’s the biggest issue the local Republican Party can come up with, maybe they should downsize their complaints instead.

Because while they’re arguing over the square inches of corrugated plastic, Goncalves, Shah and Hadlock are actually doing things—serving on town committees, volunteering across the community, and focusing on what matters: infrastructure, clean water and keeping Lewisboro’s excellent credit rating intact.

So let’s skip the sign wars and vote for the grown-ups on Row “A.” They’re focused on real problems, not the size of their yard decorations.

Jennifer Bayley, South Salem