political signs; homeowners' associations

Redefines 'political sign' to include broader election influence activities and adds exceptions for candidates not on the ballot.

Adds definition for 'Betsy Ross flag' and modifies 'First responder flag' definition.

Removes prohibition on installing flagpoles while allowing associations to regulate location and size.

Clarifies timing restrictions for political signs around primary and general elections.

Maintains six-month restriction on penalties for violations of flag display rules.

Added new subsections (F through L) to the condominium statute requiring HOAs to allow political signs on property and common elements, with specific restrictions on timing and content.

Added new subsections (K through M) to the planned community statute mirroring the condominium provisions for political signs and assembly rights.

Modified the political sign timing restrictions to include specific rules about signs for candidates who don't advance to the general election.

Added new protections for children playing on residential roadways and for displaying caution signs about children in residential areas.

Added new definitions for 'association-specific political sign' and expanded the definition of 'first responder flag' to include specific color and symbol requirements for law enforcement, fire, and medical services.

Added new enforcement provisions that require HOAs to forfeit lien rights for six months if they violate the political sign or for-sale sign provisions.

Removed original formatting and page markers from the introduced version text.