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Calls for State Transparency Laws Regarding Political Advertising Disclosure

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Influencers are advocating for state laws to mandate transparency regarding paid political advertising. Current federal oversight is fragmented: the Federal Trade Commission has disclosure requirements for social media advertising but notably excludes political messaging. Due to this gap, many online influencers are reportedly paid to promote political agendas without disclosing the compensation, often through obscured payments.

From dailyutahchronicle.com

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The lack of clear rules allows influencers to operate in a regulatory gray area while promoting candidates. This situation highlights the current limitations of federal bodies like the FTC and FEC in monitoring political spending and advertising practices.

From dailyutahchronicle.com

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