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Bill H5094 proposes disclosure requirements for synthetic media in political ads, including clear labeling of altered content. The bill's legislative status is currently pending.
Massachusetts Bill H5094 seeks to establish disclosure requirements for synthetic media in political advertising, such as labeling altered content. The bill is currently pending.
Key Provisions
Disclosure requirements for synthetic media, including labeling altered content
Enforcement mechanisms and penalties not specified in available text
Latest Legislative Action
Read; and referred to the committee on Senate Ways and Means
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 22)
Name
Role
House Committee on Ways and Means
Primary
Bradley H. Jones, Jr.
Cosponsor
Brian M. AsheD
Cosponsor
Brian W. MurrayD
Cosponsor
Christopher Hendricks
Cosponsor
Colleen M. GarryD
Cosponsor
David F. DeCosteR
Cosponsor
David M. Rogers
Cosponsor
Edward J. Kennedy
Cosponsor
Hannah KaneR
Cosponsor
Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure
Cosponsor
Kimberly N. Ferguson
Cosponsor
Marcos A. Devers
Cosponsor
Michael D. Brady
Cosponsor
Nick CollinsD
Cosponsor
Patrick M. O'ConnorR
Cosponsor
Paul K. FrostR
Cosponsor
Paul McMurtryD
Cosponsor
Sean GarballeyD
Cosponsor
Steven Ultrino
Cosponsor
Todd M. SmolaR
Cosponsor
William C. Galvin
Cosponsor
Roll Call Votes
H. 5094 On passing to be engrossed ·
Feb 11, 2026
157 Yea 0 NayPassed ✓
Compliance Checklist
Include clear disclosure in political ads using synthetic media Who: Political candidates, parties, and organizations
Bill H5094, titled 'An Act enhancing disclosure requirements for synthetic media in political advertising,' has been introduced in the Massachusetts General Court and is currently pending. The bill proposes specific disclosure requirements, such as requiring clear labeling of any altered or synthetic content in political ads. The bill text does not specify enforcement mechanisms or penalties, as the full text is not available for verification. Further details are necessary to fully understand the implications and requirements of the proposed legislation.
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