Maryland HB855 regulates the display of candidate and proposition signs in common ownership communities.
Maryland HB855 amends laws to allow the display of candidate signs and signs supporting or opposing propositions in common ownership communities. It prohibits restrictions on these signs except in common areas and for specified periods before and after elections or votes. The law applies to cooperative housing corporations, condominiums, and homeowners associations, ensuring residents can express their political views within legal limits.
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