Federal Naming Standards Act prohibits naming federal buildings, facilities, or programs after elected officials or political appointees for a.
The Federal Naming Standards Act prohibits the naming, renaming, designation, or redesignation of any federal building, facility, or program after any elected official or political appointee for a period of 10 years after they leave office or until they stop using their name commercially. Exceptions include deceased individuals and those named before the act's enactment. The act also allows incidental use of an individual’s name in museum exhibits, archival collections, and educational materials.
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