UK electoral advertising to become regulated so that fact-based claims are accurate, by the end of 2030
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LaggingFeb 9, 26, 9:56 PM UTCDec 31, 30, 11:59 PM UTC
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Resolution criteria
- Non-broadcast political advertising which principally aims to influence voters in local, regional, national or international elections or referendums is currently exempt from the Advertising Standards Authority's CAP Code and is not regulated by the ASA.
- This market resolves YES if the UK government passes legislation requiring fact-based claims in electoral advertising to be accurate and truthful, with enforcement mechanisms in place.
- This would represent a substantive change from the current exemption, not merely transparency requirements like digital imprints.
- Resolution will be determined by reviewing official UK legislation and Electoral Commission guidance.
- Unlike other ads, political ads in the UK don't have to follow advertising rules that prohibit them from being likely to mislead, harm or offend.
