Political Signs: Conroe vs Willis
How do political signs rules compare between Conroe, TX and Willis, TX?
Conroe and Willis have similar restriction levels.
Conroe, TX
Montgomery County
Political signs in Conroe are protected under Texas Election Code Section 259.001, which prohibits cities from restricting political signs on private property within 90 days of an election. Chapter 90 governs general sign rules.
View full Conroe rules →Willis, TX
Montgomery County
Texas Election Code §259 and Property Code §202.009 protect political signs on private property. Montgomery County HOAs cannot ban them. Conroe caps size at 36 sq ft residential. Remove within 10 days after election.
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| Fact | Conroe | Willis |
|---|---|---|
| State Protection | TX Election Code Section 259.001 | - |
| Protected Period | 90 days before to 10 days after election | - |
| Public Rights-of-Way | Prohibited (TX Transportation Code Ch. 393) | - |
| Local Code | Ch. 90 (Signs) | - |
| HOA Protection | - | Prop. Code §202.009 |
| Size Cap | - | 36 sq ft |
| Window | - | 90 days pre / 10 post |
| Right-of-Way | - | Banned §393.002 |
| Permit | - | Not required |
Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.
Conroe FAQ
Can I put a political sign in my Conroe yard?
Yes. Texas law protects political signs on private property during election periods. Signs on public rights-of-way are prohibited.
How long before an election can I display my political sign?
Texas Election Code Section 259.001 protects signs starting 90 days before an election and ending 10 days after.
Can I stake a political sign in the public right-of-way in Conroe?
No. Bandit signs on public rights-of-way are prohibited under Texas Transportation Code Chapter 393 regardless of content.
Willis FAQ
Can my Woodlands HOA make me take down a political sign?
Not during the protected window (90 days before to 10 days after the election) and not if the sign is under 36 sq ft. Texas Property Code §202.009 overrides covenants on this point.
Can I put a campaign sign on the roadway easement?
No. Transportation Code §393.002 prohibits signs in public rights-of-way. TxDOT and Montgomery County Precinct crews will remove and may fine.
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