Photos: Omaha couple make blue dot signs for upcoming election
See photos of Omaha couple who are making blue dot signs for upcoming election
Jason Brown uses spray paint to create another blue dot sign on Tuesday. He made 50 signs that afternoon which quickly were claimed off his front porch.
Jason Brown makes blue dot signs at his Dundee neighborhood home in Omaha on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024. Nebraska, like Maine, can split its Electoral College Votes among congressional districts. The blue dot symbolizes Nebraska's second district, which has split from the rest of the state and voted Democratic twice in presidential elections.
Jason Brown makes blue dot signs at his Dundee neighborhood home in Omaha on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024. He puts the ones he just finished painting on a ladder to dry. Nebraska, like Maine, can split its Electoral College Votes among congressional districts. The blue dot symbolizes Nebraska's second district, which has split from the rest of the state and voted Democratic twice in presidential elections.
Jason Brown Dundee neighborhood home in Omaha, on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024.
Blue dot signs made by Jason Brown dry on a ladder in his backyard at his Dundee neighborhood home in Omaha on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024. Nebraska, like Maine, can split its Electoral College Votes among congressional districts. The blue dot symbolizes Nebraska's second district, which has split from the rest of the state and voted Democratic twice in presidential elections.
Jason Brown shakes up a can of spray paint as he makes blue dot signs at his Dundee neighborhood home in Omaha on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024. Nebraska, like Maine, can split its Electoral College Votes among congressional districts. The blue dot symbolizes Nebraska's second district, which has split from the rest of the state and voted Democratic twice in presidential elections.
Jason Brown makes blue dot signs at his Dundee neighborhood home in Omaha on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024. Nebraska, like Maine, can split its Electoral College Votes among congressional districts. The blue dot symbolizes Nebraska's second district, which has split from the rest of the state and voted Democratic twice in presidential elections.
Blue dot signs made by Jason Brown dry by a fence in his backyard at his Dundee neighborhood home in Omaha on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024. Nebraska, like Maine, can split its Electoral College Votes among congressional districts. The blue dot symbolizes Nebraska's second district, which has split from the rest of the state and voted Democratic twice in presidential elections.
A couple's spray-painted yard sign with a blue dot has turned into hundreds of signs symbolically expressing hope that Kamala Harris can claim the delegate in the 2nd Congressional District.
