Clemmons vs Winston-Salem
How do political signs rules compare between Clemmons, NC and Winston-Salem, NC?
Clemmons, NC
Forsyth County
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Winston-Salem, NC
Forsyth County
Political signs in Winston-Salem are regulated under NCGS 136-32 on state and federal rights-of-way and locally under the Unified Development Ordinances. Residential political signs are generally allowed without a permit on private property 45 days before an election.
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| Fact | Clemmons | Winston-Salem |
|---|---|---|
| Private Property | - | Allowed, no permit |
| State Roads | - | NCGS 136-32 controls |
| State ROW Window | - | 30 days before early voting |
| Post-Election | - | Remove within 10 days |
| Prohibited | - | Utility poles, medians |
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Clemmons FAQ
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Winston-Salem FAQ
How long can I leave a campaign sign in my yard in Winston-Salem?
Political signs on private residential property must be removed within 7 days after the election. There is no firm pre-election start date for private property signs.
Can I put signs along Peters Creek Parkway?
Only if it is a state-maintained road and you comply with NCGS 136-32 (30-day window, written owner consent, not on roadway, not on medians or safety zones).
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