As the upcoming presidential election intensifies, many voters are showcasing their support for candidates like Trump and Harris through yard signs, but this can lead to legal and social repercussions. Homeowners associations (HOAs) have begun enforcing size limits on political signs, as seen in the case of Paul Wood Bonilla in California, who was ordered to remove some of his Trump signs. In Michigan, Nikki Sapiro Vinckier faced backlash from neighbors for her Harris signs, prompting her to cover her yard with reproductive rights messages instead. Law enforcement agencies across the U.S. are warning that vandalizing or stealing political signs is illegal and can result in criminal charges. Sheriff Frank Ryan from New York reinforced these legalities, stating that such actions violate property rights and can lead to penalties under state law. With tensions high as the election approaches, community leaders stress the importance of following local regulations regarding political signage.