Marana vs Tucson
How do political signs rules compare between Marana, AZ and Tucson, AZ?
Marana, AZ
Pima County
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Tucson, AZ
Pima County
Arizona state law (ARS 16-1019) broadly protects the display of political signs on private property and preempts local restrictions. Tucson cannot prohibit political signs on residential property. Signs may be displayed up to 60 days before an election and must be removed within 15 days after the election. Political signs on private property do not require permits.
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| Fact | Marana | Tucson |
|---|---|---|
| State Law | - | ARS 16-1019 — political sign protections |
| Display Period | - | 60 days before to 15 days after election |
| Permit Required | - | No — exempt on private property |
| Right-of-Way | - | Prohibited in public ROW |
| HOA Protection | - | ARS 33-1808 within 71 days of election |
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Marana FAQ
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Tucson FAQ
Can I put political signs in my Tucson yard?
Yes. Arizona law broadly protects political signs on private residential property. No permit is required. Signs may be displayed starting 60 days before an election and must be removed within 15 days after.
Can my HOA restrict political signs?
HOAs cannot prohibit political signs within 71 days of an election under ARS 33-1808. Outside that window, HOAs may have some authority to regulate signs per their CC&Rs, but enforcement is limited.
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