A restaurant in Luleå, Sweden, sparked controversy by displaying promotional material designed to resemble official election posters. The advertisements appeared amongst legitimate campaign signage, leading to a public relations incident. After the municipality became aware of the unauthorized advertising, the restaurant was ordered to take down the signs. According to the city's street manager, Patrik Ruumensaari, the restaurant owners were unaware that a permit was required for such displays. The incident highlights the regulations surrounding political-style advertising within public spaces. The removal avoids potential confusion amongst voters during the election period. The restaurant has complied with the city’s request and removed the offending materials.