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Council approves revised political-sign rules at public polling places after legal review
2159530 · January 29, 2025
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Summary
After discussing First Amendment and enforcement risks, the council approved an ordinance changing how political and noncommercial signs are regulated at publicly owned active polling locations.
The Plano City Council on Jan. 27 approved an ordinance that revises regulation of political and noncommercial signs at publicly owned active polling locations, removing numerical limits after legal review raised enforcement and First Amendment concerns.
City legal staff told councilors they had revised the city’s earlier approach because enforcing numerical limits on signs at public…
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