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Fake Voter Guides Are Confusing Florida Voters — And Now They’re Coming by Text
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The Floridian
Republican voters should not believe these fake text messages and lies,” Cooper said.
“Republican voters should not believe these lies or allow “Fake News” messages to deceive them about our candidates.”
Instead, they can create the appearance that a trusted political party or organization has endorsed — or rejected — a candidate.
Florida law restricts voter guides that falsely present themselves as official publications of political parties and requires disclosures on certain political voter guides.
The state has also adopted rules governing political text messages, including disclosure requirements for certain messages and restrictions against falsely representing an organization without its approval.