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Pulaski judge candidate asks Hyde to explain any veto
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News · Around town · Howard County · Kokomo · Indiana
The Indiana Department of Transportation is reminding residents that campaign signs must follow state transportation rules.

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The Indiana Department of Transportation is reminding Hoosiers about rules for campaign signs. The notice applies to political signs placed in connection with elections and concerns areas under INDOT’s responsibility.
People planning to display campaign signs should check INDOT’s rules before putting them up. The reminder is intended to help residents understand where campaign signs may be placed and how they must comply with transportation regulations.
The notice does not identify a specific race or candidate. It is a statewide reminder from the transportation agency rather than an announcement tied to one campaign.
Campaign signs can be placed in areas visible to people traveling Indiana roads, making compliance part of the state’s transportation oversight. Residents and campaigns should follow INDOT’s instructions when choosing locations for signs.
Kokomo Tribune reported on INDOT’s reminder. The newspaper’s report is linked below.
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