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House clarifies political sign rules, makes certain violations infractions; bill passes unanimously
Utah House of Representatives · February 18, 2025
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Summary
House Bill 292 clarifies that affixing objects that obscure or alter political signs is prohibited, allows any person to remedy sign violations, and makes a technical change replacing a class C misdemeanor designation with an infraction; House passed the bill 69–0.
The House unanimously approved first substitute House Bill 292, political sign amendments, which clarifies that attaching objects to another person’s political sign that hide or misrepresent its message is prohibited. The bill also authorizes any person to remedy a noncompliant political sign…
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