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With the state’s primary election less than a month away, candidate campaign signs are popping up everywhere – including some places where they’re not allowed.
Political signs are not permitted on government property. That includes rights-of-way and roadsides.
Violations are considered misdemeanors and can lead to fines of up to $100 per sign. Regardless of who puts it up, candidates are responsible for the placement of their signs.
Something else to be aware of: removing or destroying someone else’s sign can be considered theft or destruction of property, both criminal offenses.
A candidate’s guide to qualifications and regulations can be found here.
The West Virginia Division of Highways has its own rules for sign placement:
For more information, contact the DOH Traffic Engineering Division at (304) 558-3063.
To report a problem or violation, contact the West Virginia Secretary of State Investigations Division at 1-877-FRAUD-WV.