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Candidate’s ‘I Heart Head’ Signs Stolen

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Phoenix City Council candidate Austin Head is having trouble keeping campaign sings from being stolen, “leading the first-time candidate to believe he is either very popular or very disliked,” the Arizona Republic reports.

The signs use the phrase ‘I Heart Head.’ (The heart is actually a sparkly heart shape.)

Said Head: “Some people find it humorous and entertaining. I’ve had a lot of e-mails from people who want T-shirts and stickers that say ‘I Heart Head.'”

He added: “It has absolutely helped my campaign. My opponents have instant name credibility being the son of the former mayor and the daughter of a congressman. The other opponents have all been political types who’ve run in races before. This is my first campaign, and I certainly need this name recognition.”

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