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KDOT reminds Kansans: political signs and billboards can’t be placed in restricted roadside areas

As the 2026 Kansas primary election approaches, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) issued a July 13 reminder about political signage. With campaign signs already appearing across the state, KDOT…

Illustration of a roadside rules reminder with a worker checking a restricted area and campaign signage kept off the roadway

As the 2026 Kansas primary election approaches, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) issued a July 13 reminder about political signage. With campaign signs already appearing across the state, KDOT says that political campaign signs or billboards are prohibited in some areas.

The notice is aimed at helping Kansans avoid placing campaign materials where they are not allowed under KDOT guidance. It serves as an early heads-up while election activity ramps up statewide.