Ohio HB938 prohibits using public funds to display public officials' names or likenesses on outdoor markers and vehicles.

Ohio HB938, known as the No Free Advertising for Politicians Act, prohibits the use of public funds to display a public official's personal name or likeness on outdoor markers, vehicles, or buildings. This includes road signs, billboards, stickers, decals, and vehicle exteriors. The act does not apply to items that only display a public official's title or position or to legally required approval or security seals placed before the act's effective date. Violation of this act is punishable under section 3599.40 of the Revised Code.

Ohio HB938 prohibits using public funds to display public officials' names or likenesses on outdoor markers and vehicles.

Ohio HB938, known as the No Free Advertising for Politicians Act, prohibits the use of public funds to display a public official's personal name or likeness on outdoor markers, vehicles, or buildings. This includes road signs, billboards, stickers, decals, and vehicle exteriors. The act does not apply to items that only display a public official's title or position or to legally required approval or security seals placed before the act's effective date. Violation of this act is punishable under section 3599.40 of the Revised Code.