Political campaign signs are generally considered personal property both when placed on private property and when lawfully placed in public places, which means removing one is considered theft.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Early voting is underway in North Carolina. With this, you’re likely seeing an increase in political campaign signs on the road. But are there rules to when and where you can ...

Political campaign signs are generally considered personal property both when placed on private property and when lawfully placed in public places, which means removing one is considered theft.

Stealing, vandalizing or removing political campaign signs is a crime, usually a misdemeanor, in every state. 00:03 01:00 Author: Emery Winter, Brandon Lewis Published: 4:56 PM EDT October 16, 2024 ...

Political campaign signs are generally considered personal property both when placed on private property and when lawfully placed in public places, which means removing one is considered theft.

Political campaign signs are generally considered personal property both when placed on private property and when lawfully placed in public places, which means removing one is considered theft.

For example, in North Carolina, political signs are permitted to be placed in the right-of-way of state highways between 30 days before the start of early voting and 10 days after Election Day.

Political campaign signs are generally considered personal property both when placed on private property and when lawfully placed in public places, which means removing one is considered theft.

Political campaign signs are generally considered personal property both when placed on private property and when lawfully placed in public places, which means removing one is considered theft.