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Captioning in Campaign Advertisements A candidate must include closed captioning on his/her televised and website video ads if: the candidate received the public subsidy for financing his/her campaign,the ads are professionally produced visual or audio recordings that are two minutes or less, and the candidate did not file with the campaign finance board the reasons for not captioning prior to the dissemination of the ad. The candidate can also provide a transcript online for his/her website ads instead of captioning. The candidate must also include on his/her website a transcript of all his/her radio advertisements unless s/he has filed with the campaign finance board before the ads were disseminated. To report a campaign that is not using captioning in its advertisements, contact the Minnesota Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board. MN Statute 10A.38
To report non-captioning of advertisement: email cf.board@state.mn.us or call (651) 282-6894 Last Modified: 1/1/0001 Size: 0 Author: Categories: Campaign Finance & Public Disclosure Board, Tags: Voting, Captioning,