La Crosse, WI asked in Civil Rights for Wisconsin

Q: Can a condominium association in Wisconsin not allow you to post a political sign in my window.

Wisconsin Statutes state: 703.105 Display of the United States flag and political

signs. (1) No bylaw or rule may be adopted or provision

included in a declaration or deed that prohibits a unit owner from

respectfully displaying the United States flag.

(1m) No bylaw or rule may be adopted or provision included

in a declaration or deed that prohibits a unit owner from displaying

in his or her condominium a sign that supports or opposes a candidate

for public office or a referendum question.

(2) Notwithstanding subs. (1) and (1m), bylaws or rules may

be adopted that regulate the size and location of signs, flags and

flagpoles.

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1 Lawyer Answer
Maxwell Charles Livingston
Maxwell Charles Livingston
Answered
  • Albany, CA
  • Licensed in Wisconsin

A: Per Section 703.03, 703.105 only applies when the condiminium has been declared. Assuming that you live in a registered condiminium, no rule or bylaw, declaration or deed may prohibit you from displaying a United States flag.

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