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How Long Will Election Posters Continue to Deface the Streets? Here's the Rule that Every Party Must Follow
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Campaign posters may remain in public spaces for weeks, even though the election has already taken place: candidates and parties have until mid-May to remove the ads. If they fail to do so, local governments may step in and charge them with the costs.
Candidates and parties running in the parliamentary elections have just over three weeks to remove their posters placed in public spaces during the campaign period. Since last Sunday, torn-down relics have become a huge business.
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