Friday, March 16, 2018
The first proposal would effectively broaden existing rules to encompass online ads, while the second proposal “would require disclaimers on internet communications to be clear and conspicuous and to meet the same general content requirement as other disclaimers, without imposing the additional disclaimer requirements that apply to print, radio and television communications,” according to FEC.
The FEC is seeking comments on both proposals and has scheduled a public hearing on the subject for June 27.
“We’re open to possibilities that aren’t even in this document,” FEC Chairwoman Caroline Hunter, a Republican, said Wednesday, NPR reported.
The FEC is seeking comments on both proposals and has scheduled a public hearing on the subject for June 27.
“We’re open to possibilities that aren’t even in this document,” FEC Chairwoman Caroline Hunter, a Republican, said Wednesday, NPR reported.
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