New Zealand Electoral Commission clarifies promoter statement requirement for 2026 digital ads
New Zealand's Electoral Commission has clarified that all election advertising, including digital content, must include a promoter statement identifying the candidate, party, or third-party promoter responsible. This regulatory requirement, grounded in the Electoral Act, serves as a primary verification tool for voters during the 2026 general election. The Commission advises that if a viral…
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