Catchy slogan on the cars for the election.

[sniper7]

I'd go with a positive sticker, something some like "Moms for Bob Beauprez". Or "trust your kids future to Bob Beaurprez"

[68Charger]

I'd go with a positive sticker, something some like "Moms for Bob Beauprez". Or "trust your kids future to Bob Beaurprez"

Sniper's on the right track- while I agree with your slogan, the demographic you are trying to sway is NOT going to be...
Your target demographic is moderate "independents" (unaffiliated voters)
They decide virtually EVERY election that is state-wide in Colorado.

Your choice of slogan gets you labelled by them as a right-wing "wacko" and dismissed (no offence intended)

Try something that would appeal better to your average middle-ware voter that doesn't pay enough attention that a slogan on a car may sway them.
Make it catchy, and they'll remember it, maybe more than ads they chose to ignore because they were sick of hearing that political crap...
Make it apply to them and their lives, not just a political issue that they don't care to be involved with.

That's my 2 copper-coated zinc disc's worth of input.
That being said, I'm unlikely to participate because I live in a county that is as RED as they come in CO.

[KAPA]

I'd go with a positive sticker, something some like "Moms for Bob Beauprez". Or "trust your kids future to Bob Beaurprez"

Yeah, this is where it's at. My original post wasn't as much about the exact message but more about if anyone is planning on doing something like this? Not really something I can start on my own and be very successful but I think if some of the local gunstores would get on board, it could go a long way in getting the word out for pro 2A candidates. Maybe Centennial Gun Club, DCF Guns, Cabela's even, if these places organized a rally of sorts and offered free window messages, it could go a long way with all the pro2a folks that frequent those places.

I recall seeing a group organized for the Doug co school board last election and they had a virtual drive through going with people writing those messages on cars in a Starbucks parking lot. Literally it seemed like they had a small group writing the message on car after car that pulled up there.

Now is the time to get this stuff out there and be pro active. You watch, in the next few weeks Hick's crew will be banging this drum quite hard and these laws will never get overturned!