✨✨General Discussions

Charlestown Residents' Council Developed Guidelines for Political Activity in 2016. They seem to work for us. We have a joint DEIB Council that did a Pride Walk with staff and employees.

I am attaching the guidelines.

Ann MacKay

Charlestown

Catonsville, MD

Ashby Ponds in Ashburn, VA has no restrictions that I'm aware of in presenting all political views.

Our CCRC corp, Seabury , Bloomfield CT, has a non-partisan policy, allowing political speakers only if both candidates for election are presented.

Our CCRA requests that political messagers use a sub-thread and NOT broadcast political messages to the community as a whole. There are separate threads for environmental issues, local politics, and RA governance committees.

No one regulates displays on the front of an apartment, and many show political causes ( BLM, Pride, etc.) in season.

Pride Month - Our CCRA has rules and regulations prohibiting the display of ALL political banners/flags etc. except inside our units. They are permitting Pride Flags and other paraphernalia though. Raises the question of whether these displays are political. Does your CCRA have a position on this?