My own does, but I've only put one in the ground - and that was for a neighbor I really liked who was running for local office.  Oh, and whatever the rules say, I think it's a bad idea to have a political sign in the front yard of a listing.  

Only if you get permission from the homeowner.

Yes, but not sale signs LOL

It's an ugly mess IMO

Yes, they're allowed in our subdivision with limitations (size, placement, one per ballot issue or office, duration, etc.). I see it as a rather neutral rule.

They also let the trades plant signs for the duration of work (but not to exceed 30 days {rolls eyes}) on improvements such as paint, roof, landscaping. So we all get rather inured to the yard signs and I, at least, no longer really see them.

some do, some don't.  I have signs in my yard.

All but one town that requirees a daily permit

Yes we can have political signs. I think prohibiting them violates the constitution if it is a city ordinance 

Yes and some people tear them down and it starts fights.

The older neighborhoods without HOA generally allow it. Most HOA neighborhoods do not because it makes the neighborhood look junky.

Some do, some don't.  But people put the signs up anyway. 

No Condo/HOA allow this. We aren't allowed to put For Sale or Open House signs either....

I stay neutral....... Too dangerous in CA......

Yes...In fact, I am doing that now for a Mayor to be

yes...our subdivisions DO NOT HAVE HOA or the fees that go with them.....

Most do

Depends on the HOA. And as much as I am for free speech and the political process . . . I'm also for property values. And an area littered with anything is not a good thing.

It depends on individual HOA rules and regulations, but you can always post it in your window if you are such a big fan...:) 

Hi Sally & David - Many subdivisions prohibit them but there have been a number of 1st Amendment cases in recent years that have invalidated the prohibitions and are commonly used as precedents.

Sally K. & David L. Hanson It depends if they have an HOA.

Most homeowners' associations in our area simply have a "no signs" policy (including real estate signs).

All of those that have a homeowner's association in place have their own rules to follow regarding any type of signs.

Sally,

In our experience around the country, there are very strict signage rules which include real estate signs and political signs.  I think the old adage of politics and religion not being discussed works.  A

Most allow posting signs on ones property.  I am not sure it would stop an individual from buying a house if the subdivision did not allow political signs.

I think it's a positive but they really don't enforce it I think. This time of year there can be many of them.

Depends on the hoa if there is one. On private property they should be allowed in most cases. I'm sure zoning ordinances vary.

Yes they are allowed and it is the right of each individual whom wants one in their yard.

The signs I like best are my post signs for listings and the very best ones say SOLD.

yes

Yes they do.

Most HOAs state these signs are not allowed, but you still see them.

It depends on the HOA for that subdivision.

Most do allow them. 

Depends on the subdivision. Most of our allow one sign regardless of purpose. Some allow no signs at all, including real estate signs.

Subdivisions do not regulate such behaviour in our jurisdiction.

Good morning Sally. I'm sure it would turn off some, so I just don't see the benefit. I'd be fine with me.

Sally K. & David L. Hanson - I do see some signs in few subdivisons....and some on through streets, too.

I'm not aware of it.  I'm also not sure how legal that would be.

I would view it as "Too Many Rules".