(a)

1. (1)

   1. (A) All articles, statements, or communications appearing in any newspaper printed or circulated in this state intended or calculated to influence the vote of any elector in any election and for the publication of which a consideration is paid or to be paid shall clearly contain the words “Paid Political Advertisement”, “Paid Political Ad”, or “Paid for by” the candidate, committee, or person who paid for the message.
   2. (B) Both the persons placing and the persons publishing the articles, statements, or communications shall be responsible for including the required disclaimer.

2. (2)

   1. (A) In addition, all articles, statements, or communications appearing in any radio, television, or any other electronic medium intended or calculated to influence the vote of any elector in any election and for the publication of which a consideration is paid or to be paid shall clearly contain the words “Paid Political Advertisement”, “Paid Political Ad”, “Paid for by”, “Sponsored by”, or “Furnished by” the true sponsor of the advertisement.
   2. (B) Both the persons placing and the persons publishing the articles, statements, or communications shall be responsible for including the required disclaimer.

(b)

1. (1) Printed campaign materials as defined in 7 CAR § 6-101(6), shall clearly contain the words “Paid for by” followed by the name of the candidate, committee, or person who paid for the:

   1. (A) Campaign sign;
   2. (B) Campaign literature; or
   3. (C) Other printed campaign materials.

2. (2) Subdivision (b)(1) of this section applies only to campaign signs, campaign literature, and other printed campaign materials created by or sponsored by:

   1. (A) A political candidate;
   2. (B) The campaign of a political candidate;
   3. (C) A political action committee; or
   4. (D) An independent expenditure committee.
3. (3) When the printed campaign material is a two-sided sign, the “Paid for by” language required by this subsection shall appear on both sides of the sign.