South Carolina H5068 allows homeowners to display political signs on their property, regardless of homeowners association rules.

South Carolina H5068 amends the South Carolina Code to allow homeowners to display political signs on their property, overriding any restrictive covenants or homeowners association rules. The bill specifies that a homeowner or tenant can display a political sign on their property, excluding common areas, during the period beginning thirty days before and ending five days after the election. A political sign is defined as one advocating for or against candidates, political parties, or public questions.

South Carolina H5068 allows homeowners to display political signs on their property, regardless of homeowners association rules.

South Carolina H5068 amends the South Carolina Code to allow homeowners to display political signs on their property, overriding any restrictive covenants or homeowners association rules. The bill specifies that a homeowner or tenant can display a political sign on their property, excluding common areas, during the period beginning thirty days before and ending five days after the election. A political sign is defined as one advocating for or against candidates, political parties, or public questions.