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North Dakota Code > Title 47 > Chapter 47-04.1 > § 47-04.1-14 - Covenant, declaration, bylaw, or other rule may not prohibit display of political signs

Notwithstanding any provision in a covenant, declaration, bylaw, or other rule of a project, an owner or resident may not be prohibited from displaying a political yard sign on the owner's property within sixty days before any primary, general, or special election. A covenant, declaration, bylaw, or rule may include reasonable restrictions regarding the placement and manner of display of political signs.

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