That little blue dot not only looked cool, it also gave the taillights a unique purplish glow, particularly when the brighter brake lights were on. Think of it as the purple underglow of the 1950s.

The blue dot signs are now popping up in front of homes around town. Online, the Facebook group grows by about 1,000 members a day. One woman asked the group whether they’d ship signs to Florida.

Since launching the Blue Dot movement in early September, the group has created more than 14,000 signs across the district. “Really there was no strategy,” Brown said.

OMAHA, Neb. — In August, blue dots started popping up on Omaha lawns like mushrooms. The signs express support for Vice President Harris — and recognition of the unique role that this ...

One blue dot has become a blue washing of the entire area, with more than 10,000 signs and new events added daily. These signs occupy a grand visual tradition in American politics.

Voters wanting to protect Nebraska's "Blue Dot" packed a legislative hearing Wednesday to oppose two measures that would return the state to "winner-take-all" for presidential elections.

An Omaha couple's handmade "blue dot" signs are popping up in yards across town."We were shocked there were so many people that didn't realize how it works," Ruth Huebner-Brown said on how ...

Both wore blue-dot T-shirts over blue jeans and blue long-sleeved shirts. Jason, 53, had a Kamala hat and blue shoes—he also has blue-shaded sunglasses—while Ruth, 58, wore blue-dot–shaped ...

Since the first blue dot went up at the end of August, Brown and his wife, Ruth, have received thousands of requests from people across the district and the state who want their own.

A-hed Warren Buffett’s Front Yard Could Matter in a Close Presidential Election Neighbors watch for a blue-dot sign at billionaire’s home in key Nebraska district. Some talk of a ‘red-dot.’ ...

Since the first blue dot went up at the end of August, Brown and his wife, Ruth, have received thousands of requests from people across the district and the state who want their own.