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Campaign signs are an eye soar.

Its been more than a month since the election, but campaign signs still litter Missouri's highways.

Ben Davis has the story from Jeffeson City.

Unlike Florida, Missouri's votes have been counted and certified...so why are those signs still up?

MoDOT's Jim Coleman says his department removes political signs on public property a week after the election.

But he says, those signs still up are not a MoDot resposibility.

Coleman says some cities have laws to remove those old campaign signs, while others will just have to wait for mother nature to take its course.

Reporting from Jefferson City, Ben Davis.