Doral, FL Sign Regulations: Political Signs (2026)

Doral's election sign rules sit in Chapter 14, Article IV, Sec. 14-72 through Sec. 14-77. Sec. 14-74(a) bans posting any election sign on public property, including streets, rights-of-way and easements, and the city can remove an unlawfully posted sign immediately. On private property, signs are allowed in every zoning district but must sit at least five feet back from the right-of-way. Sec. 14-74(c) limits a site to one sign per candidate, measure or issue, doubling to two on a corner lot. Size is capped at four square feet and four feet tall in residential districts, and four square feet but up to six feet tall in nonresidential districts, and roof signs, banners and balloons are banned outright in every district under Sec.

14-74(e). Signs cannot go up on private property earlier than 60 days before the election, though a runoff extends display until seven days after the runoff even if that runs past 30 days from the primary; every sign must come down within seven calendar days after the relevant election. Before posting, Sec. 00 bond conditioned on removing every sign within that seven-day window; the city keeps the bond if signs are not removed and code compliance confirms it. Sec. 00 fine or 60 days in jail.