A bill for an act relating to the placement of campaign signs on property of prohibited contributors.

This bill clarifies that placing campaign signs on property owned by banks, insurance companies, credit unions, or similar financial entities does not count as a campaign contribution, provided those entities are not in the business of selling signage. It directly affects campaigns seeking to display signs on such properties and the financial institutions themselves. The key provision removes a potential barrier by specifying that only entities actively selling signage would trigger contribution rules when hosting campaign signs. This change streamlines campaign signage placement on non-signage businesses' property without altering contribution limits.