ND SB2066

Defines "political sign" as a temporary sign erected on private property that solicits votes or support for candidates, political parties, or public ballot questions, excluding signs with legal billboard permits.

Exempts political signs temporarily installed on private property from sign regulation requirements, provided they do not contain commercial advertising.

Passed the Senate 40-0 with 7 absent and the House 90-2 with 2 absent in the 2011 regular session.

Requested by the Department of Transportation and referred through the Political Subdivisions Committee.