Political signs on private residential property with owner consent are protected under First Amendment and Reed v. Gilbert (2015). Gwinnett cannot impose size/duration limits stricter than other temporary signs. Signs in public ROW prohibited.
Reed v. Gilbert prohibits content-based sign regulations. Gwinnett's ordinance uses content-neutral temporary sign rules: typical residential limit ~6 sq ft, no taller than 6 ft, one per street frontage. No time restriction based on elections specifically. Signs in public ROW, utility poles, or county property are prohibited and removed.
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