McKinney follows Texas Election Code and Local Government Code §216.903 which preempts most local restrictions on political signs. Signs up to 36 square feet allowed on private property during election periods.
Political signs cannot be banned by cities on residential property. Size limit per state law: 36 square feet. Must be placed on private property with owner consent; public right-of-way placement prohibited. HOAs may impose reasonable size and time restrictions under TX Property Code §202.009 but cannot ban political signs outright. Signs must be removed within 10 days after election.
Right-of-way placement: signs removed without notice. HOA fines vary.
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