Political Signs: Doral vs Homestead

When can I put up political signs in Doral?

Florida law allows political signs on private property beginning 90 days before the first day of early voting. Signs must be removed within 30 days after the election. No city permit is required.

Can Doral or my HOA restrict political signs?

During the protected election period, neither the city nor your HOA can prohibit political signs on your private property. Reasonable size and number limitations may apply, but outright bans are prohibited under Florida Statute 106.1435.

Can I put political signs on the sidewalk or median in Doral?

No. Political signs may not be placed on public property, in public rights-of-way, on utility poles, or on traffic control devices. Signs must be on private property and must not obstruct traffic visibility.

Can I put a political sign in my Homestead yard?

Yes. Political signs on private property are protected by the First Amendment and Florida law. No permit is required. Signs should not exceed typical size limits (4-6 sq ft in residential areas).

When do political signs need to come down in Homestead?

Political signs should be removed within 7-15 days after the election. Signs left indefinitely may eventually trigger code enforcement action.

Can I put political signs on the street corner in Homestead?

No. Political signs cannot be placed on public rights-of-way, utility poles, or traffic signs. They are only permitted on private property with the owner's consent.