Campaign Signs, Cards and Shirts in Grand Junction

Election day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. If you are running for school board, city council, county commission or anything else on the Western Slope, this is the stretch where your name has to start showing up on lawns, in hands and on people. We print all three, in Grand Junction, from one place.

Campaign Yard Sign Prices

Full color, one side, 24″ wide by 18″ tall — the standard campaign size. Step stakes and delivery included, so the price you see is the price to get signs into the ground.

Those quantities are not marketing. Yard signs print on large sheets, and 10, 20, 30 and 50 are the counts that use a full sheet at this size. Ordering 25 costs the same as ordering 30, so we will tell you to take the 30.

The Rest of the Campaign, From the Same Shop

Signs are usually the first order and rarely the last. Everything below comes from the same job, with the same artwork, the same color match and one person to call.

• Palm cards and handouts for door knocking, coffee shops and candidate forums.
• Volunteer and candidate shirts — screen printing for larger runs, DTF for small batches and one-offs, embroidery for polos and caps.
• Pens, buttons, stickers, magnets and giveaways for booths, parades and county fair season — see promotional products.
• Banners for headquarters, rallies and booth backdrops.
• Vehicle magnets so the campaign car works while it is parked.

Order Early, and Order in One Go

Two pieces of practical advice from watching campaign orders come through.

Signs go out earlier than people expect. The lawns that matter get claimed early, and reprints in the last two weeks are the most expensive signs you will buy. Order the first batch as soon as the artwork is settled, and plan on a second batch — almost every campaign needs one.

Bundle the order. Signs, cards, shirts and giveaways quoted together means one proof round, one color match and one invoice, instead of chasing three vendors in the last month before the election when nobody has time.

Artwork and Disclaimers

Send a logo and an idea and that is enough to start — we lay it out and send a proof before anything prints. If you have print-ready artwork, better still.

Campaign materials generally have to carry a “paid for by” disclaimer, and the exact wording and placement depend on the office and the rules that apply to your committee. We are printers, not election lawyers — check the current requirements with your committee or the Colorado Secretary of State, then tell us the exact line and where you want it, and we will set it.

We Print for Every Campaign

We are a print shop. We take campaign work from every party and every candidate on the same terms and at the same prices, and we do not discuss one client’s job with another. If you are on the ballot in Mesa County or anywhere on the Western Slope, we would like to print for you.

Start Your Campaign Order

Call (970) 245-9814 or send us the details through our contact page. We are at 1161 Ute Avenue in Grand Junction, open Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Send artwork with your request if you have it — the form takes files up to 50MB.

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