Political Reform Act of 1974
Foundational California law governing campaign finance, lobbying, and governmental ethics.
Definition
The Political Reform Act of 1974 is a comprehensive California statute that establishes regulations for campaign finance, lobbying activities, and governmental ethics, which AB 2355 amends to include AI disclosure requirements in political advertising.
Related Terms
Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC)
California's independent agency enforcing campaign finance, lobbying, and governmental ethics laws....
Qualified political advertisement
Ad containing image, audio, or video generated or substantially altered by AI....
Election Communications
Any communication made or paid for to support or oppose candidates/parties or solicit contributions....
Political advertisement
Any advertisement of a political nature regulated by the bill....
Electioneering communication
A communication of a political nature covered by the bill's AI content disclaimer requirements....