A 100-foot 'Vote for Trump' sign now illuminates part of the skyline in upstate New York after a judge overturned an order to prevent its display. The sign, installed by Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino on a repurposed Fownes glove factory building in Amsterdam, New York, was celebrated as a victory for free speech.
City officials, led by Democrat Mayor Michael Cinquanti, had sought to cover up the sign, citing violations of city code. However, Constantino hailed the judge's decision as a win for free speech and hosted an event attended by approximately 3,000 people, including UFC star Henry Cejudo, to mark the sign's first lighting.
