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IF YOU WANT TO HELP ENSURE HIGH RECYCLING OF ELECTION POSTERS - DROP OFF YOUR ELECTION POSTERS AT ARGOS RECYCLING CENTERS!
There are basically two types of election posters used, wooden (a thin masonite board) and plastic. The former is not used very often as it is less resistant to wind and weather than the plastic one. The vast majority of election posters are made of plastic, and it is of the pure plastic type PP polypropylene, which is a thermoplastic that can be transformed into new shapes/products when heated.
REMEMBER that all election posters must be taken down within eight days after the election.