MDOT says it’s time to remove political signs

With the 2026 campaign season coming to a close, the Mississippi Department of Transportation reminds political candidates and supporters to remove political signs, especially those along roadsides. Though MDOT removes campaign signs illegally placed within right-of-way on state highways, all campaign signage can contribute to our state’s multi-million-dollar litter problem. “Once elections are over, it’s time to clean up our act and prevent campaign signage from becoming unsightly litter,” said Brad White, MDOT executive director. “Elected officials aren’t the only ones who can participate in public service; we can all help preserve Mississippi’s natural beauty by keeping our roadsides litter-free and always placing trash where it belongs.” For political candidates and supporters with upcoming runoff elections, here are a few tips regarding campaign signage placement: Any illegally placed signs will be removed.

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