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Campaign Signs: Rules and Real Impact | Concord News
Campaign signs may seem like harmless political decor, but they’re packed with rules—and maybe more power than you think. In New Hampshire’s primary season, expect a flood of them, but don’t just slap one up anywhere. On private land? You need permission. Public spots? Towns usually say no—especially at town halls. Along roads? No interstates or ramps, and no blocking views or maintenance. If you spot an illegal sign, don’t pull it—only campaigns, owners, or crews can remove it. How long they stay? Public land: losers must take them down by the second Friday after the primary; winners can…
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