SB5842 regulates the display of previous campaign memorabilia within legislative offices in Washington.
SB5842 addresses the display of previous campaign memorabilia within legislative offices in Washington. It specifies that such items, including signs, banners, and posters, can be displayed for historical, commemorative, or decorative purposes. The bill also outlines exceptions to the general prohibition on using public resources for campaign purposes, including activities at open public meetings and certain statements by legislators. The display of previous campaign memorabilia is allowed as long as it does not reference a ballot measure or a legislator running for office.
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