Wyoming, MI Sign Regulations: Political Signs (2026)

Sec. " Table 90-703 places political signs among the signs exempt from Sec. 90-702's permit requirement, provided the sign sits outside the public right-of-way and does not block sight lines, and then sets its own size and duration limits: "Limited to six square feet in residential districts; 32 square feet in nonresidential districts per street frontage. No more than one sign per candidate or issue. " That means a residential yard can display a six-square-foot sign for each candidate or ballot issue, while a business along a public street can post a larger, 32-square-foot sign per street frontage the property has.

The one-sign-per-candidate-or-issue rule prevents stacking duplicate signs for the same race on one lot, though it does not cap the number of distinct races or ballot questions a property can post signs for. The five-day removal clock runs from election day itself, covering both signs for candidates who win and for those who lose, and applies equally to primary and general elections. Because the category is defined broadly to include any political opinion, not just candidate advocacy, the same size and removal rules apply to signs backing or opposing a ballot proposal, millage or referendum question.