Public Disclosure Commission (PDC)
The Washington state agency responsible for enforcing campaign finance and lobbying laws.
Definition
The Public Disclosure Commission (PDC) is an independent state agency in Washington tasked with ensuring transparency in state and local elections. Under SB 5152, the PDC is responsible for adopting rules to implement and enforce the regulations concerning synthetic media in political advertising, including reporting requirements and oversight.
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