BOISE, Idaho — It may be called Election Day, but it'd be more appropriately named "Undetermined Length of Time of The Year That We All Suddenly Care About Nevada Politics or the Suburbs of Tampa Bay."
It's been nearly 48 hours since polls across the country closed. In Idaho, results were tallied by Wednesday morning. However, states across the country are still counting votes.
In the Treasure Valley, one race is headed to a recount after Alexis Pickering beat incumbent Ada County Highway District Commissioner Rebecca Arnold by two votes.
The race for the next election cycle began for many races after election results were released. But for all, it's time to "un-campaign," better known as picking up their yard signs and calling it a day.
Mike texted The 208 and asked, "What happens to all the campaign signs? How long are they left out? Is there a fine?"
Luckily for Mike and everyone's entertainment, KTVB Reporter John Miller asked that same question back in 2002.
Editor's Note: This news segment originally aired in 2002.
Dial it back with more 208 Redials:
See all of the latest episodes of the 208 Redial in our YouTube playlist: