[🇺🇸 Congress, Mar 2025] Prohibiting deceptive AI-generated media of federal election candidates

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Key insights

Supportive quotes split between outright prohibitions on deceptive candidate media and disclosure-based labeling requirements, suggesting agreement on the problem but not a single preferred mechanism.
Some critics explicitly say a more false and deceptive media environment is undesirable, but argue the dispute is over government authority to police it, not over whether deception is harmful.
Both sides focus on election speech about candidates, but supporters emphasize voter deception and democratic harm while opponents emphasize censorship and official truth-setting.
Several supportive quotes describe tailored designs such as 90-day windows, campaign-ad disclosures, prominent labels, and parody or satire exceptions, showing that scope and precision are recurring issues.
The supportive quotes come from elected officials, advocacy groups, technology companies, and election bodies, while opposition quotes are concentrated among free-speech and limited-government advocates.

Arguments for

Electoral integrity

Supporters say deceptive AI depictions of candidates can manipulate voters, spread disinformation, suppress votes, and undermine trust in elections and democracy. Because AI can misrepresent a candidate’s voice, likeness, conduct, or positions, they argue Congress should stop such material from being used to influence federal elections.

AI-generated fraudulent advertising which uses the likeness or voices of candidates to misrepresent their positions, campaigns, or causes, or otherwise misrepresents a candidate’s point of view is not only wrong – it poses a serious threat to our democracy that should concern all…

Adam Schiff · Jul 27, 2026 · full quote
AI will transform our lives and our society in many ways, but it can’t be used to mislead voters or undermine our democracy. I’m proud to lead the AI Ads Act with Senator Schiff to ban AI-generated content that deceives the public about candidates or elections.

Ro Khanna · Jul 27, 2026 · full quote
The strength of our democracy relies on our elections being safe, secure, and accessible. As the use of AI spreads rapidly, we must ensure there are guardrails in place to prevent it from becoming a tool to suppress votes, spread disinformation, or purge eligible voters from the …

Alex Padilla · Jun 12, 2026 · full quote
The health of our democracy is on the line as deepfakes and AI-generated content are being used to manipulate voters. If we don’t act now, our elections will be flooded with increased misinformation that threatens our ability to determine fact from fiction, [...]. My Protect Elec…

Julie Johnson · 2025 · full quote
It is essential to the protection of the electoral process that the public not be deceived or misled by an image or likeness of a candidate that is created using artificial intelligence.

Mandie Landry · Jun 9, 2026 · full quote

Transparency for voters

Many supporters argue that people deserve to know whether political images, audio, and video are real or AI-generated. They present clear labeling and disclosure rules as a commonsense way to help voters make informed decisions and preserve trust in digital information.

As AI-generated content becomes more refined and realistic, people deserve to know whether what they’re seeing is created by a human or generated by artificial intelligence. Our bipartisan AI Labeling Act establishes clear, commonsense transparency standards that help consumers m…

John Curtis · Jun 25, 2026 · full quote
People deserve to know whether the videos, photos, and content they see and read online are real or not. Our bill is simple – if any digital content is made by AI, it should be labeled so that people are aware and aren’t fooled or scammed.

Brian Schatz · Jun 25, 2026 · full quote
Deepfakes and AI-generated audio and visual content poses major risks to consumers, our elections, and public trust. Clear labeling and transparency of this content must be required so Americans can distinguish what images, audio, and videos are artificially generated.

Valerie Foushee · Apr 24, 2026 · full quote
The rapid pace and scale at which AI-generated content is flooding social media, news feeds, and political advertising demands urgent transparency to protect American consumers. Our legislation would require clear, consistent labeling of this AI-generated content to ensure inform…

Don Beyer · Apr 24, 2026 · full quote
Advertisers must now use provided tools to label AI-generated content, ensuring you stay informed about the ads you see. And in 2023, we introduced a requirement to disclose synthetic or digitally altered content in election ads.

Google · Jul 9, 2026 · full quote

Hard-to-detect deepfakes

Supporters say generative AI can create increasingly realistic content that ordinary people may find difficult or impossible to distinguish from authentic material. Because voters should not have to play detective and even watermarks may be ineffective, they argue preventive rules are becoming urgent.

Generative AI can be used to create highly realistic content that is difficult or impossible to distinguish from authentic material, including deepfakes. We are not interested in being deceived, and we are not interested in our children being deceived either. This is a matter of …

Cynthia Rudin · Apr 24, 2026 · full quote
AI-generated deception is becoming a routine part of everyday life. Deepfakes and synthetic media increasingly appear in our social media, political discourse, and even messages shared by trusted friends and family. Americans shouldn't have to play detective every time they open …

J.B. Branch · Jun 25, 2026 · full quote
Voters want accurate information. Deliberately misleading or abusive video of candidates must not be shared. Deepfakes are becoming more sophisticated and more accessible, as we have seen in elections around the world.

Vijay Rangarajan · Apr 15, 2026 · full quote
This deepfake is a disgrace and the NRSC should put it down immediately. Political deepfakes are a profound threat to our democracy, because there is no realistic way for voters to understand they are seeing fake representations rather than real video. This deepfake has an ‘AI ge…

Robert Weissman · Mar 12, 2026 · full quote
State lawmakers continue to lead the charge in protecting constituents from the threat of generative AI deceiving voters and undermining elections. As the 2026 midterm elections approach, and AI continues to evolve in its ability to create increasingly realistic videos and images…

Ilana Beller · May 13, 2026 · full quote

Targeted deterrence

Supporters also defend targeted election rules aimed specifically at deceptive candidate media, often using limited time windows, disclosure requirements, penalties, or exceptions. They argue focused standards around elections can deter bad actors while addressing the period when misinformation can have the biggest impact.

My legislation will prohibit AI-generated or AI-altered video, audio, or images depicting a candidate for public office during the 90 days before an election, where the publisher intends to harm the candidate’s reputation or to deceive voters about the candidate’s conduct or posi…

Lisa Boscola · May 26, 2026 · full quote
House Bill 5342 addresses a growing threat to elections: AI-generated “deepfake” videos, images, and audio used to spread misinformation about candidates. The bill would: Prohibit deceptive AI-generated media intended to influence an election; apply to manipulated videos, audio, …

Connecticut General Assembly Government Administration and Elections Committee · Mar 23, 2026 · full quote
House Bill 5094 provides for greater election transparency by mandating the full disclosure of any artificial intelligence-generated synthetic media used in political advertising and establishing monetary penalties for violations.

Bradley H. Jones · Feb 11, 2026 · full quote
Deepfakes targeting candidates for office would be prohibited within 90 days of an election unless a prominent disclosure appears with the deepfake communication.

David M. Scanlan · 2024 · full quote
With the exception of parody and satirical content, the existing offence against impersonating certain electoral actors (e.g., the CEO, a candidate) with the intent to mislead voters will be expanded to ensure that it applies to realistic deepfakes.

Government of Canada · Mar 30, 2026 · full quote

Arguments against

Free speech limits

Opponents argue that a more false or deceptive media environment is harmful, but still does not justify the government using law to punish political speech. They say the First Amendment bars officials from deciding truth and falsehood in campaign messaging, and that better speech rather than criminal penalties is the proper remedy.

not the business of the government to use the force of law to punish speech [...] true or false. [...] significant First Amendment problems

David Loy · May 2, 2025 · full quote
The government is not free to punish speech solely because it is false for the simple reason that a critical purpose of the First Amendment is to prevent the government from picking winners and losers, or truth and falsehoods, when it comes to speech [...] A deepfake video [...] …

J. Kirk McGill. · May 2, 2025 · full quote
A media environment with more false and deceptive information is not a good thing for our society, but it is not the government's job to fix it. [...] Let's trust the American people, not the government, to decide for themselves how AI should be used in political advertising and …

David Inserra · 2026 · full quote
the best remedy for false or bad speech is true or better a speech, no law will save our democratic institutions

Ari Cohn · 2023 · full quote
malicious deepfakes [...] the bill imposes criminal penalties [...] interfere in an election [...] The First Amendment generally bars criminal laws.

Electronic Frontier Foundation · 2019 · full quote

Vagueness and overbreadth

Critics say these proposals can be vague or overbroad because they may not clearly define AI, what counts as materially deceptive content, or whether deceptive intent or actual misleading effect is required. In their view, that uncertainty gives regulators too much discretion and can sweep in lawful political expression.

The lack of a definition of artificial intelligence (AI) in this legislation is extremely troubling for free speech. S. 2770 would give un-elected, un-appointed career staff in the FEC’s Office of General Counsel initial authority to make recommendations to the Commission on whet…

Republican National Lawyers Association (RNLA) · 2023 · full quote
While well-intentioned, this legislation could potentially infringe on political speech [...] it lacks any requirement that the content actually be deceptive in intent or in effect.

Public Knowledge · 2025 · full quote
Virginia now looks to be going down a similar road with a new bill to penalize people for merely sharing certain AI-generated media of political candidates. This legislation, which has been in SB 775 and HB 2479, would make it illegal to share artificially generated, realistic-l…

John Coleman · 2025 · full quote
to prohibit the distribution of unpaid “materially deceptive” AI-generative audio or visuals concerning federal candidates is counterproductive.

Americans for Prosperity · May 15, 2024 · full quote

Chilling political debate

Some opponents warn that restricting the sharing or distribution of candidate-related AI media during campaigns would chill political commentary and negative advocacy, including unpaid content. They argue the practical effect could be to protect candidates or incumbents from criticism rather than genuinely protect elections.

As for the effect on the use of newer generative AI tools, this isn’t an election protection act; it’s an incumbent protection act.

Neil Chilson · 2023 · full quote
Virginia now looks to be going down a similar road with a new bill to penalize people for merely sharing certain AI-generated media of political candidates. This legislation, which has been in SB 775 and HB 2479, would make it illegal to share artificially generated, realistic-l…

John Coleman · 2025 · full quote
to prohibit the distribution of unpaid “materially deceptive” AI-generative audio or visuals concerning federal candidates is counterproductive.

Americans for Prosperity · May 15, 2024 · full quote
A media environment with more false and deceptive information is not a good thing for our society, but it is not the government's job to fix it. [...] Let's trust the American people, not the government, to decide for themselves how AI should be used in political advertising and …

David Inserra · 2026 · full quote

Middle ground

Narrow tailoring

Several quotes point toward a narrower approach that tries to balance free expression with election protection: require labeling, focus on deceptive intent or effect, and carve out parody or satire. This view accepts election-related AI risks but suggests the key question is how specifically the law is drawn.

A proposta busca compatibilizar dois valores constitucionais relevantes: a liberdade de expressão e a proteção da soberania do voto e da própria democracia.

Rubens Pereira Júnior · Apr 7, 2026 · full quote
With the exception of parody and satirical content, the existing offence against impersonating certain electoral actors (e.g., the CEO, a candidate) with the intent to mislead voters will be expanded to ensure that it applies to realistic deepfakes.

Government of Canada · Mar 30, 2026 · full quote
We should be ensuring that there is transparency and accountability within political campaigning, and we need to limit the level of mis and disinformation that could be spread through AI-generated material. Requiring that political campaign material be properly labelled when it i…

Lisa Smart · Apr 14, 2026 · full quote
While well-intentioned, this legislation could potentially infringe on political speech [...] it lacks any requirement that the content actually be deceptive in intent or in effect.

Public Knowledge · 2025 · full quote
Deepfakes targeting candidates for office would be prohibited within 90 days of an election unless a prominent disclosure appears with the deepfake communication.

David M. Scanlan · 2024 · full quote

Supporters portray deceptive AI media about candidates as a fast-growing threat to voter understanding, election integrity, and public trust, and they argue that bans, labeling rules, or both are needed before deepfakes become even harder to detect. Opponents focus on constitutional and line-drawing concerns, warning that restrictions on false or misleading political AI could give government too much power over protected speech, especially if definitions or intent standards are vague. The central dispute is less about whether AI can mislead voters than about how narrowly any legal response can be tailored.

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Debra Perlin
Vice President for Policy at Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW).

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The advancement of AI technology has created new challenges and threats to our democracy. As this technology continues to evolve, we must counter these threats and regulate the improper use of AI in our elections.
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Deceptive AI content online can manipulate voters, which is why we need this commonsense bill to ban AI ads that misrepresent candidates.
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AI will transform our lives and our society in many ways, but it can’t be used to mislead voters or undermine our democracy. I’m proud to lead the AI Ads Act with Senator Schiff to ban AI-generated content that deceives the public about candidates or...
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AI-generated fraudulent advertising which uses the likeness or voices of candidates to misrepresent their positions, campaigns, or causes, or otherwise misrepresents a candidate’s point of view is not only wrong – it poses a serious threat to our dem...
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Transparency obligations will help people recognise when they are interacting with AI or when content has been generated or altered by AI, reducing the risk of deception and manipulation.
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Advertisers must now use provided tools to label AI-generated content, ensuring you stay informed about the ads you see. And in 2023, we introduced a requirement to disclose synthetic or digitally altered content in election ads.
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The issue is also high stakes with regard to the integrity of electoral processes threatened by disinformation, disinformation practices that often make use of AI.
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AI-generated deception is becoming a routine part of everyday life. Deepfakes and synthetic media increasingly appear in our social media, political discourse, and even messages shared by trusted friends and family. Americans shouldn't have to play d...
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Readers deserve to know whether what they're reading was written by a human author or generated by a machine. As generative AI floods the market with synthetic books and articles, clear and conspicuous labeling is essential to protecting both the int...
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As AI-generated content becomes more refined and realistic, people deserve to know whether what they’re seeing is created by a human or generated by artificial intelligence. Our bipartisan AI Labeling Act establishes clear, commonsense transparency s...
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People deserve to know whether the videos, photos, and content they see and read online are real or not. Our bill is simple – if any digital content is made by AI, it should be labeled so that people are aware and aren’t fooled or scammed.
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MEPs propose measures against malicious deepfakes and fraudulent ads.
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Canada's democracy is among the strongest and most stable in the world, with world class electoral practices and robust prohibitions to protect election integrity. By protecting against unlawful attempts to influence voting, reducing long ballot camp...
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O uso da IA não deve ser tolerado para engano deliberado da eleitora ou do eleitor e para ataques ao sistema eleitoral.
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The FAIR Elections Act helps ensure our election laws keep pace with the realities of the digital age. Bad actors are increasingly using new technologies like AI to mislead voters while flawed data systems put eligible Americans at risk of being wron...
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The ballot box is the beating heart of democracy, and we must use every tool at our disposal to protect it. In the face of bad actors abusing AI to spread disinformation about voting to further dangerous voter suppression efforts, the FAIR Elections ...
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The strength of our democracy relies on our elections being safe, secure, and accessible. As the use of AI spreads rapidly, we must ensure there are guardrails in place to prevent it from becoming a tool to suppress votes, spread disinformation, or p...
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I don’t think artificial intelligence should be used to defame people… it just gets into a very gray area where you start to become so misleading that people can’t tell what’s real and what’s not.
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Advertisers are required to disclose when they use AI to create or alter ads about social issues, elections, or politics in certain cases. When an advertiser discloses this to us, we will add information on the ad and in our Ad Library.
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When you get into particular instances of propaganda like deepfakes, that’s where you’d want to ask what the law is in Canada. That should apply to Canadians, citizens and anybody in the sense that we should have a way of avoiding the misuse of that ...
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My legislation will prohibit AI-generated or AI-altered video, audio, or images depicting a candidate for public office during the 90 days before an election, where the publisher intends to harm the candidate’s reputation or to deceive voters about t...
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“I was at the inauguration of the president of the Superior Electoral Court [Minister Nunes Marques] and he said: ‘I’m going to ban artificial intelligence two days before the elections.’ And I thought it was wonderful,” Lula said.
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State lawmakers continue to lead the charge in protecting constituents from the threat of generative AI deceiving voters and undermining elections. As the 2026 midterm elections approach, and AI continues to evolve in its ability to create increasing...
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In March 2024, I enacted 2023 Wisconsin Act 123, which requires political candidates and political entities to plainly state when their advertisements are generated using AI to help ensure AI-generated content is not used by bad actors in political a...
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The use of AI technology to deceive Canadians in any way should be prohibited.
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Generative AI can be used to create highly realistic content that is difficult or impossible to distinguish from authentic material, including deepfakes. We are not interested in being deceived, and we are not interested in our children being deceive...
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The Society of Composers & Lyricists (SCL) thanks Congresswoman Foushee for reintroducing the Protecting Consumers from Deceptive AI Act. Composers and lyricists are already seeing their styles, and compositions replicated by generative AI systems wi...
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IEEE-USA welcomes this legislation which thoughtfully addresses the need to protect consumers from the possible negative aspects of generative AI, including how a combination of technical standards and requirements can inform how companies may disclo...
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We appreciate Rep. Foushee’s thoughtful bill to address the concerning and pervasive problem of AI deepfakes. The Protecting Consumers from Deceptive AI Act would require clear labeling of AI-generated content so people can tell what’s real and what ...
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