§ Ethics Rule 2.56Candidate Committee Printed Advertisements Disclosure

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Requirements.
Whenever a candidate committee makes an expenditure for the
purpose of a communication through Internet advertising, or direct
mail, magazine advertisement, newspaper advertisement or any other
printed medium, the communication shall state in writing of
sufficient size and contrast to be clearly readable by the recipient
of the communication: "Authorized and paid for by NAME OF COMMITTEE".
Provided that for campaign signs, banners and other campaign
materials capable of re-use, the name of the committee for purposes
of this Rule is the name of the committee as registered with the
Ethics Commission but is not required to include the year of the
election for which the committee is formed. This provision shall not
apply to bumper stickers, campaign buttons, t-shirts, aerial
advertising or similar advertisements of such a nature that inclusion
of a disclaimer would be impractical.

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