Buttons and pins have been a part of election culture since the United States’ first presidential inauguration, when metal pins bearing the phrase “Long live the president” and George ...

But this is about more than showing you're with her; the pins highlight a new wave of creativity in political design. The Clinton campaign invited designers to decorate 1- or 3-inch buttons with a ...

(Incidentally, as a button alternative, Mycenaeans of the Roman era invented the fibula, a surprisingly modern forerunner to our safety pin. This design ... s 1864 re-election campaign.

As the dismal 2016 presidential election drags on with no immediate relief in sight, the candidates’ favorability ratings aren’t the only things sinking like an anvil. At a recent baseball ...

That includes any "political banner, button, poster or placard," according to the section 8-104 of the state's election law. John Conklin, a spokesman for the state Board of Elections ...

And that is the point. In the days since Trump's election, people have begun placing a single pin on their shirts to convey a message of support -- of safety, and protection -- to minorities ...

Behrens started collecting political buttons in the fifth grade when his grandfather gave him an assortment of about 20 election pins that had been tossed in drawers over the years. Behrens ...

Officials in a key county in battleground Georgia are taking a new step to ensure election workers’ safety amid rising threats, equipping them with so-called panic buttons that would allow them ...

New Delhi: The Election Commission of India approved the design of none of the above (NOTA) button, which is being introduced for the first time in the Delhi assembly elections, said a statement ...