How HB 112 changes current law
Political Advertising Amendments · Utah
How this bill changes current law
4 changesCompared against the Utah Code as published AI-generated reading aid — verify against the official bill.
The bill updates the definitions and requirements regarding political advertisements to include new provisions related to social media and penalties for violations.
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20A-11-101
Advertisement includes a marketing campaign disseminated on a medium described in Subsection (2)(a)(i).
Defines advertisements to explicitly include marketing campaigns on social media platforms.
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20A-11-101
specifies that an electioneering communication or a political advertisement includes a communication or advertisement disseminated on a social media platform.
Clarifies that electioneering communications now include those distributed on social media.
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20A-11-901
authorizes an election officer to impose a monetary fine against a person who violates certain provisions related to political advertising and reporting requirements;
Empowers election officers to impose fines for violations of political advertising rules.
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20A-11-901
limits a fine described above to one per political advertisement for disclosure violations and one per act or omission for other violations;
Establishes limits on fines for violations related to political advertisements.
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