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Sign, Sign, Everywhere An Election Sign. Blockin’ Out The Scenery, Breakin’ My Mind

Election season is upon us again. Public entities should be aware of the legal restrictions on political signage: Electioneering outside the 100 foot campaign free zone is permitted “Electioneering” is conduct that urges a vote for or against a party, candidate,… Continue Reading →

February 18, 2021

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