- Texas law prohibits political signs from going up earlier than 90 days before an election and the signs must be removed within 10 days after the election. That means that by Nov. 16, your signs must be removed from your yard.
- The state says property owners' associations "may not enforce or adopt a restrictive covenant that prohibits a property owner from displaying on the owner's property one or more signs advertising a political candidate or ballot item for an election. Don’t let your HOA tell you otherwise
- Per Texas Law: The sign must be ground-mounted, and property owners can display only one sign for each candidate or ballot item.
- It is illegal to place any signs on or within the right of way. This includes posting signs on trees, telephone poles, traffic signs and other objects on the right of way. Campaign signs along Texas roads can be placed on private property with the owner's permission.
- Temporary political signs may be placed in public right of way beginning on the first day of the early voting period and shall be removed within three days after the election. No temporary political signs shall be placed within right of way within any designated Historical District.
To learn more about the rules and regulations pertaining to campaign yard signs, lawn sigs or election signs in your area, contact the experts at Sign Pro of Bryan-College Station today!
