NH HB1082

Authorizes municipalities to remove political advertising that remains on public property, highway rights-of-way, or state-owned property after the second Friday following an election

Maintains existing requirement that candidates must remove their own political advertising by the second Friday after an election (unless they won a primary and advertising relates to that race)

Preserves current prohibitions against placing political signs on utility poles or highway signs, and against removing or defacing others' political advertising

Continues to allow political advertising within state-owned rights-of-way if it doesn't obstruct traffic flow and has landowner consent

Takes effect 60 days after passage