Yuma, AZ Sign Regulations: Political Signs (2026)
Key Facts
- Residential Size
- Up to 16 square feet
- Other Areas
- Up to 32 square feet
- Display Period
- 71 days before primary through 15 days after general
- HOA Protection
- ARS §33-1808
Summary
Arizona HB 2500 limits local regulation of political signs. Political signs up to 16 sq ft in residential, 32 sq ft in other areas. HOAs cannot prohibit compliant political signs (ARS §33-1808).
4. The sign has a maximum area of sixteen square feet, if the sign is located in an area zoned for residential use, or a maximum area of thirty-two square feet if the sign is located in any other area. 5. The sign contains the name and telephone number or website address of the candidate or campaign committee contact person. D. If the city, town or county deems that the placement of a political sign constitutes an emergency, the jurisdiction may immediately relocate the sign. The jurisdiction shall notify the candidate or campaign committee that placed the sign within twenty-four hours after the relocation.
Full Breakdown
Arizona law limits Yuma's authority to regulate political signs during election season. Political signs: up to 16 sq ft in residential, 32 sq ft elsewhere. Display period: 71 days before primary through 15 days after general election. Year-round political signs on private property protected under First Amendment. All temporary signs prohibited in public right-of-way. ARS §33-1808 protects homeowner display rights against HOA restrictions.
Violations & Fines
Signs in public ROW may be removed. HOAs cannot prohibit compliant political signs.
Frequently Asked Questions
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