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This page collects the 36 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Political Advertising”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Campaign Finance, Elections, and Elections.

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  1. Wed, Sep 91 item
    1. New Mexico goes to trial against Facebook over 2016 election data protections and targeted adsAttorneys for New Mexico stated during opening arguments that Facebook sold data to a political consulting firm used for targeted ads meant to lower Democratic turnout in the 2016 election. The trial Miami-Dade County
  2. Mon, Aug 172 items
    1. LGAI and US Polling Research face scrutiny over undisclosed AI-generated political ads in SarasotaOver 100 paid political advertisements targeting Sarasota voters failed to include mandatory Florida-required disclaimers for artificial intelligence content. The ads were funded by LGAI and an anonymHillsborough County3 reports
    2. LGAI and US Polling Research face scrutiny for undisclosed AI-generated political ads in SarasotaHillsborough County
  3. Fri, Aug 141 item
    1. Sarasota Commissioners allege developers are funding anonymous attack ads in primary raceSarasota County Commissioners Joe Nuender and Mark Smith allege that a Wyoming-based nonprofit is spending at least $20,000 on anonymous attack ads to influence the upcoming August 19 primary electionSarasota County
  4. Thu, Aug 131 item
    1. News report on AI-generated political ads and Silicon Valley campaign spending in FloridaThis report highlights the emergence of artificial intelligence in political attack advertisements and notes increased financial contributions from Silicon Valley technology companies to Florida politHillsborough County
  5. Mon, Aug 101 item
    1. California considers fines for influencers who fail to disclose paid political postsCalifornia lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow the Fair Political Practices Commission to directly fine content creators and political committees up to $5,000 per violation for failing tCalifornia
  6. Sat, Aug 81 item
    1. California considers fines for influencers failing to disclose paid political postsCalifornia lawmakers are considering legislation that would require social media influencers to disclose when they have been paid to post political content. The proposal aims to increase transparency Miami-Dade County2 reports
  7. Wed, Jul 221 item
    1. Candidate Mark Kaye Defends Use of AI in Campaign AdsCongressional candidate Mark Kaye is defending his use of AI-generated campaign materials, arguing that the technology allows lower-budget candidates to compete with well-funded incumbents. Kaye, who Florida

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  • Topic to billsLouisiana requires specific disclosures on digital election communications and political materials, North Dakota requires prominent 'AI-generated' disclaimers on political communications and ads impersonating humans, North Dakota House Bill 1286 Establishes Disclosure Requirements for Ultimate and True Source of Campaign Funds (+2 more)
  • Topic to peopleJim DeNiro, Kristina Sargent, Joe Neunder (+3 more)
  • Topic to orgsUS Polling Research, Florida Trident, LGAI

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